Cecil Bankston schrieb:
SeaMonkey saves it in a temporary folder
Hi,
that is the intended behavior, SM _always_ saves files in the \Temp
folder before the file will be opened with the helper application.
Problem is NOT reproducible with installation of unofficial (by wg9s) De
SeaMonkey
Mr. Ed wrote on 15/02/2020 7:43 AM:
On 2/14/2020 3:21 PM, Cecil Bankston wrote:
I use LibreOffice instead of Microsoft Office. I have "Use LibreOffice
Writer" set in Helper Application for SeaMonkey to use for opening Microsoft
Word files. When I double-click or R-click/Open on a .docx
NFN Smith wrote on 15/02/2020 2:55 AM:
Daniel wrote:
Since Netscape, I have used copy and xcopy to backup profiles and
mail - I have always put mail in a separate tree.
I also had Win and OS/2 use the same profile and data files. I kept
them on FAT32 so both Win and OS/2 could access them.
Sometimes what SM will not do is very subtle. I completed all the work
for 2019 tax, but then the app stuck on "saving". I completed the
filing from FF.
Ray
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Ray_Net wrote on 12-02-20 23:13:
Tom Pamin wrote on 11-02-20 21:35:
I would like some of my bookmarks, and passwords for bookmarks, to
appear and be printed in red. Any way to do this?
Export your bookmarks into bookmark.html then modify this web page ...
It's a one-way action colors
On 2/14/2020 3:21 PM, Cecil Bankston
wrote:
I use
LibreOffice instead of Microsoft Office. I have "Use LibreOffice
Writer" set in Helper Application for SeaMonkey to use for opening
Microsoft Word files. When I double-click or R-click/Open on a
I use LibreOffice instead of Microsoft Office. I have "Use LibreOffice
Writer" set in Helper Application for SeaMonkey to use for opening
Microsoft Word files. When I double-click or R-click/Open on a .docx
attachment in an e-mail, SeaMonkey saves it in a temporary folder
instead of opening
NFN Smith wrote:
Even if doing this kind of thing is technically possible, I'm assuming
that you're using POP, and in that, really pushing beyond the design
expectations of what POP can (or even should) do.
The better approach is to use IMAP, where all your mail traffic is on a
server, and
Daniel wrote:
Since Netscape, I have used copy and xcopy to backup profiles and mail
- I have always put mail in a separate tree.
I also had Win and OS/2 use the same profile and data files. I kept
them on FAT32 so both Win and OS/2 could access them.
Similarly. I dual boot Win7 and Linux,
I am using SM version 2.49.5 and is there a way to make the text darker
when reading or composing an email?
Thanks,
JAS
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On 2/14/20 1:17 AM, Daniel wrote:
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote on 13/02/2020 9:57 PM:
Daniel wrote:
Similarly. I dual boot Win7 and Linux, and use the one set of profile
and data files for my SeaMonkey Suite situated on my Win7 G:\ drive.
Which is unsupported and has known problems.
FRG
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