I feel deprived

2012-06-15 Thread Gerald Ross
I see all the posts about problems and troubles with Seamonkey.  I am 
using 2.0.14 and it does everything I need with no problems.  It ain't 
broke so I will keep it.

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Re: Can SM 2.0.14 be copied to a new system separately...

2012-02-14 Thread Gerald Ross

NoOp wrote:

On 02/14/2012 08:44 AM, chicagofan wrote:

   which has SM 2.7 already, without any problems/conflicts?

 I would like to copy my present SM 2.0.14 program to my new laptop,
 instead of copying off some files.   Is that possible?  I may go back to
 2.0.14 if this will work.
 bj




http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.7/
First item under known issues.


Is the 2.0.14 program still working?  If so, here is the way I do it.
1. Install 2.o.14 on the new computer, but don't open it.  It needs to 
be installed in the same directory as on the old setup. This will get 
the program registered with Windows. If you are going from Win XP to 
Win 7 there may be an issue here as it uses different places for the 
files.


Copy the seamonkey files from the old computer to the new one, after 
deleting the newly installed files.  This includes the files found 
under Mozilla in Documents  Settings.


Fire it up.  I have done this many times from one XP machine to 
another.  It is much easier to copy the files if you have a home network

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Re: Popups in 2.6.1

2012-01-03 Thread Gerald Ross

Tom Pamin wrote:

I'm still getting popups on some sites with 2.6.1, even though I have
popups turned off. Here is an example, when you go to download cars from
the right hand column. How do I turn off these popups - I didn't get
them with 2.0.14?

http://www.nnracing.com/


No popups on 2.014.  How do you redeem the gift girl.


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Re: Use of Proxy Server and Virus Infections ?

2012-01-03 Thread Gerald Ross

DoctorBill wrote:

Rickles wrote:

 DoctorBill wrote:

 Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

 DoctorBill wrote:


 Using SeaMonkey 2.6.1 now.

 I am in the process of trying to remove an infection of some Gawd Awful
 Trojan or Virus called XP Security 2012 that got into my system.

 In looking up methods to remove it, I went to
 http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp
 for help.

 One of the sites I was told to go for help says to disable the use of a
 PROXY SERVER
 Click the radio button labeled No proxy. Click OK twice. This will
 remove the proxy server settings in Firefox.

 I presume that goes for SeaMonkey also(?)

 I looked up what a 'proxy server' isis it necessary to use one when
 on the web in SM 2.6.1 ?


 Not at all. Depending on my ISP, at various times I've used/not used
 proxies and SM never cared either way.

 You can set this for the whole system through Control Panel | Internet
 Options | Connections | LAN Settings, but SM also has an override
 function at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Proxies where you can accept
 the system settings or not.



 It is not whether SeaMonkey cares or not - does using a Proxy open up
 one's computer to being invaded more easily ?

 Is using a Proxy like using a servant of the oldest profession on
 Earth and almost surely getting a Virus ?

 Who/What is the Proxy ? - Who/Whatever is next in line ?

 What MASTER does the Proxy answer to ?

 Is the Proxy loaded with viruses, worms, Trojans, rootkits, dialers,
 spyware, and malware of every kind ?

 How do you know ?

 Who do you call ? Ghostbusters ? lol

 DoctorBill


 A proxy is a sort-of beefed-up firewall. It works like this:
 *-a firewall prevents unaithorised/attacking traffic getting to you by
 denying/ignoring it, but your web request traffic in/out is still your
 traffic. Your request traffic goes through the firewall out to the web,
 and the answers are allowed back in to your PC.

 *-a proxy is still a firewall as regards attacking traffic, but it
 impersonates your PC on the internet for your traffic, which means the
 internet thinks the proxy is the PC asking for the web page. Your
 request traffic goes to the proxy, the proxy requests the web page. The
 proxy receives the answer traffic back, checks it over, and then relays
 back to your PC after deciding that it's safe to do so.

 The differences are down to how the internet traffic is handled, going
 out and coming back in. It's not less secure, it's more secure. But most
 home-based routers with firewalls built-in are just firewalls as opposed
 to proxys. If you haven't bought one and set it up, or had someone set
 it up for you, you haven't got a proxy.

 As previously posted, there is more than one way to configure the
 traffic, if you need to.


OK - now I AM confused

I do not have a firewall set up - unless XP has one from MicroSoft. (?)
Never bought one.  I use AVG Free as a virus checker.

How much money can one spend to buy a Firewall, a virus checker, a
Maleware Program, etc, etc, etc ?

If I toggle the use of a Proxy on Preferences | Advanced | Proxies,
then a Proxy is assigned to me by some unknown 'whatever' - yes?

I mean - where or how is this Proxy set up - by some random internet
process in some unknown place ?  China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Pakistan ?

All this is complex - but seems totally out of control (at my end) and
looks like each of us is at the 'mercy' of some anonymous benefactor
'out there' in the great electronic wilderness called the Internet.

Who is running the show, may I ask ?

Bewildering !

DoctorBill

I use Online Armor (free) for my firewall.  There are others.  I use 
Avira free antivirus.  The only problem with a free antivirus is that 
it pops up every day wanting you to buy the better one.  But I never 
do.  Never had a virus, worm or trojan so far. Fingers crossed.  Never 
had a proxy server either, just a home network which requires a 
password to log onto.


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Re: Problem with sub-menus

2011-12-08 Thread Gerald Ross

Gerald Ross wrote:

Recently I had to format my HD and re-install windows HP and all my
programs, including SM 2.014.  I had copied the Seamonkey folder and
the Mozilla folder from Documents  Settings to another drive.  After
re-installing SM I copied the two folders back.  Now when I right
click on a newsgroup or mail folder I get a window with choices as
usual, in black type on light blue window.  The problem is, the
highlighted line is in black type on dark blue, making it unreadable.
   So when I want to mark a newsgroup as read, I come down to it and
click it and it works fine, I just can't read the selection when
clicking it.

Could this be a SM issue or would it be a Windows issue?

Gerald Ross

A watched clock never boils.

Finally tracked it down.  It was the theme, Classic Default 0.8.  I 
reloaded version 0.7 from another computer and this fixed the problem.

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Problem with sub-menus

2011-11-22 Thread Gerald Ross
Recently I had to format my HD and re-install windows HP and all my 
programs, including SM 2.014.  I had copied the Seamonkey folder and 
the Mozilla folder from Documents  Settings to another drive.  After 
re-installing SM I copied the two folders back.  Now when I right 
click on a newsgroup or mail folder I get a window with choices as 
usual, in black type on light blue window.  The problem is, the 
highlighted line is in black type on dark blue, making it unreadable. 
 So when I want to mark a newsgroup as read, I come down to it and 
click it and it works fine, I just can't read the selection when 
clicking it.


Could this be a SM issue or would it be a Windows issue?

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Re: Problem with sub-menus

2011-11-22 Thread Gerald Ross

Gerald Ross wrote:

Recently I had to format my HD and re-install windows HP and all my
programs, including SM 2.014.  I had copied the Seamonkey folder and
the Mozilla folder from Documents  Settings to another drive.  After
re-installing SM I copied the two folders back.  Now when I right
click on a newsgroup or mail folder I get a window with choices as
usual, in black type on light blue window.  The problem is, the
highlighted line is in black type on dark blue, making it unreadable.
   So when I want to mark a newsgroup as read, I come down to it and
click it and it works fine, I just can't read the selection when
clicking it.

Could this be a SM issue or would it be a Windows issue?

Gerald Ross

A watched clock never boils.



Found it.  It is a Windows setting.  Fixed it.
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Re: Problem with sub-menus

2011-11-22 Thread Gerald Ross

Jay Garcia wrote:

On 22.11.2011 12:53, Gerald Ross wrote:

  --- Original Message ---


 Gerald Ross wrote:

 Recently I had to format my HD and re-install windows HP and all my
 programs, including SM 2.014.  I had copied the Seamonkey folder and
 the Mozilla folder from Documents   Settings to another drive.  After
 re-installing SM I copied the two folders back.  Now when I right
 click on a newsgroup or mail folder I get a window with choices as
 usual, in black type on light blue window.  The problem is, the
 highlighted line is in black type on dark blue, making it unreadable.
So when I want to mark a newsgroup as read, I come down to it and
 click it and it works fine, I just can't read the selection when
 clicking it.

 Could this be a SM issue or would it be a Windows issue?

 Gerald Ross

 A watched clock never boils.



 Found it.  It is a Windows setting.  Fixed it.


Please enlighten the rest of us as to the fix, thanks.


Right click on blank place on 
desktopappearanceadvancedItem=selected item
The top color selection is for the background, the bottom color box is 
for the font.


Click apply, close.

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Re: What can I expect with upgrade to Version 2.3.3

2011-10-05 Thread Gerald Ross

Tony Higgins wrote:

I'm currently using SeaMonkey 2.0.14.  What can I expect with upgrading
to Version 2.3.3?  I get constant reminders to upgrade.

When I upgraded to the current version my profiles were copied to
another location which I had difficulty locating and then couldn't get
to work and had to re-establish all of my 5 email accounts using the old
location.  It seems to me I also had trouble with my bookmarks.

Will this happen again?  Is there an upgrade guide with step-by-step
instructions?

Thanks,

Tony Higgins
I'm with you, Tony.  I plan to stick to 2.014 and Win XP for a long 
time. I upgraded to 2.1 and did not like it at all. I always copy my 
current SeaMonkey files, including the ones in Documents  Settings to 
a directory on another drive before messing with it.  So I just 
uninstalled 2.l, re-installed 2.014 then without starting it up I 
copied all the files I had saved over on top of the re-installed ones 
and it was like nothing ever happened.


I'm too old to learn another program when the one I have works fine 
for me.


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Re: Web Shortcuts and the SeaMonkey Icon

2011-09-18 Thread Gerald Ross

David E. Ross wrote:

My wife an I both use Windows XP SP3.  We both have SeaMonkey 2.3.3
marked as our default browsers.

On my PC, Web shortcuts on my desktop and in folders have the blue
SeaMonkey icon.  On my wife's PC, the same shortcuts have the IE icon.
We both have SeaMonkey as our default browser.  I have repeatedly tried
to set the SeaMonkey icon for the shortcuts on my wife's PC, but that
does not stick more than 1-2 seconds.

Can anyone suggest how to make the SeaMonkey icon stick on my wife's PC
for Web shortcuts?

Probably unrelated, but every time I install an update for IE all the 
web shortcuts change to IE.  I simply change them and all is well. 
Not sure why that happens either.


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Re: Bookmarks

2011-08-02 Thread Gerald Ross

J. Weaver Jr. wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

 On 8/2/11 9:43 AM, Juiceman wrote:

  I loaded 2.2 and my bookmarks are gone, or I cant figure out how to find
  them. I think I am going to dump 2.2 and go back to an earlier  version.


 Your bookmarks are now part of places.sqlite.

 If you set browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML to true, they will be
 exported to file bookmarks.html every time you terminate SeaMonkey.
 When you use the Bookmarks Manager to update your bookmarks, you can
 also export them to bookmarks.html (or any other file).  Then, you can
 still use bookmarks.html as your home page, as I do.


As do I.

Easier than manually exporting, though - once you have the
autoExportHTML preference set, install the Restartless Restart
add-on, then just hit Ctrl-Alt-R to automatically revise the bookmarks
file.  -JW



Good information, both of you.  I also use bookmarks as the home page 
but did not know you could do this other than manually.


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Corrupt file

2011-07-11 Thread Gerald Ross
I noticed a file named places.sqlite.corrupt.  Can this be safely 
deleted?  It is much larger than the places.sqlite file.

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Re: tabs in SeaMonkey 2.2 browser poorly designed

2011-07-11 Thread Gerald Ross

Jay Garcia wrote:

On 11.07.2011 07:34, JohnQPublic wrote:

  --- Original Message ---


 Sorry to say it, but the tabs in SeaMonkey 2.2 browser just aren't up to
 snuff...

 The active tab needs to be highlighted with a different color, so it's easy
 to see. Firefox accomplishes this by making the active tab lighter, which
 works fine. If there's any difference in SeaMonkey, I can't see it with my
 CRT monitor. I realize that LCD monitors render grayscales better, but
 SeaMonkey should take that into consideration. I've looked through the
 settings and can't find any way to fix this, so presume it's built-in(?).

 Apparently the only way to close a tab in SeaMonkey with the mouse is to
 click the little x at the rightside of the tab bar, but it's too small to
 hit easily  quickly with the mouse pointer. Also that's much less
 satisfactory than having an x on each tab. Without an x on each tab, it's
 necessary to first select a tab then click the x. Very cumbersome. Or am I
 overlooking something obvious as a newbie? Yes, I'm aware of the keyboard
 shortcuts affecting tabs, but I normally use a mouse for these operations.


Add to your userChrome.css:

.tabbrowser-tab[selected=true]  hbox,
.tabbrowser-tab[selected=true]  .tab-close-button {
background-color: #88 !important;
color: #fff !important;
}
.tabbrowser-tab[selected=true]:hover  hbox,
.tabbrowser-tab[selected=true]:hover  .tab-close-button {
background-color: #BB !important;
color: #fff !important;
}

This will hilite the active tab to blue. Dunno about making the X any
larger.



I tried this on 2.0.14 and it works a treat!
 It's nice to have experts around.  Thanks Jay!
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Re: Capture password file as text?

2011-06-26 Thread Gerald Ross

David E. Ross wrote:

On 6/25/11 12:20 PM, Gerald Ross wrote:

 Ray Davison wrote:

 SM 3.1

 Does anyone know how to get the contents of the password file into a
 text file?

 I assume signons3.txt is the contents of the password file from SM 1X,
 and that signons.sqlite is the 2.1 password file.  True?

 I have the contents of the three Win Zips from the site below in a
 sub-directory with a copy of signons.sqlite.
 http://www.sqlite.org/download.html

 And have scanned this page;
 http://www.sqlite.org/quickstart.html

 So far all I have managed to do is read signons.sqlite as a binary.

 Ray



 I use Gadwin PrintScreen and click the PrtScr button while the
 passwords are showing. Then save it to a file.



With SM 2.1, this must be quite tedious.  SM 2.1 will display passwords
for only one domain at a time.



Sorry.  Missed the 2.1.  I'm still using 2.0.14.  As a senile old fart 
I had already found things I didn't like about 2.1 and this would have 
been another.


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Re: Capture password file as text?

2011-06-25 Thread Gerald Ross

Ray Davison wrote:

SM 3.1

Does anyone know how to get the contents of the password file into a
text file?

I assume signons3.txt is the contents of the password file from SM 1X,
and that signons.sqlite is the 2.1 password file.  True?

I have the contents of the three Win Zips from the site below in a
sub-directory with a copy of signons.sqlite.
http://www.sqlite.org/download.html

And have scanned this page;
http://www.sqlite.org/quickstart.html

So far all I have managed to do is read signons.sqlite as a binary.

Ray


I use Gadwin PrintScreen and click the PrtScr button while the 
passwords are showing. Then save it to a file.


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Re: Images don't appear in e-mails

2011-06-24 Thread Gerald Ross

Bill Spikowski wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

 Bill Spikowski wrote:

 I just switched from SM 1.1.18 to 2.1. The new version works really well!

 I've found one problem. E-mails that normally show images only show a
 line of text in place of the image.

 I have this same problem on my laptop in version 2.0, so it may be
 something that carried forward when importing my old profile -- I
 haven't manually changed any preferences.

 In Preferences | Privacy  Security, it's already set to Load all
 images. Is there some other setting that would cause this behavior?


 How are you handling messages that arrive in both text and HTML versions? If
 you're displaying the text version, there will be no images.



I've never given SM any specific instructions on how to display messages that
arrive both in text and HTML -- do you know where that setting is? Maybe that's
the problem. I'm aware of the settings for OUTGOING mail in text vs. HTML, but
not incoming.

I do receive plenty of emails (often spam) that display in their full HTML
glory; the problem I'm having is with a limited group of incoming emails, many
of which are from eBay which are pretty useless without the inline thumbnail
graphics that eBay uses.


While in Mail, click ViewMessage Body AsOriginal HTML.  If that is 
already selected, then I can't help.


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Re: Browser Spoof for 2.0.14?

2011-06-15 Thread Gerald Ross

TMitchell wrote:

What addon is their to spoof websites that refuse to accept the
Seamonkey 2.0.14 browser into thinking it is another type of browser,
like IE?


User Agent Switcher?

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Re: SM 2.1 Disk Cache

2011-06-14 Thread Gerald Ross

MCBastos wrote:

Interviewed by CNN on 13/06/2011 21:49, User told the world:

 MCBastos wrote:

 Interviewed by CNN on 13/06/2011 20:45, Ed told the world:


 Where can I find an explanation of the new layout for the cached files?


 Better yet, is there any extension which can do for the new cache
 system what Cache Viewer did for the old one?



 about:cache


I knew about that. It's not the same: the old extension allowed you to
actually SEE the images cached.

For that matter, I used to just check the cache for recent, large files
in order to get copies of online movies which denied a save option. I
tried this today... and I was surprised to see that the about:cache
not only didn't list it (well, it happens...) but that it listed FAR TOO
FEW recent files to account for my Web activity. OTOH, the cache (which
I left at the new let Seamonkey manage the cache size setting to see
how it goes) is far larger than the 50 Mb I used in 2.0.x. So I'm still
trying to figure out how this new cache works.


That does it for me!  Gone back to 2.0.14

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2.1 and Themes Win XP

2011-06-12 Thread Gerald Ross
Previously I had either Early Blue or Classic Default 0.7 theme (can't 
remember which). When I installed 2.1 over the 2.0.14 the theme 
remained, although it says both are  incompatible when I check it on 
Appearance.  It says I have Default theme 2.1.


I'm not complaining, but wonder how the theme I had was allowed to 
hang around.


I also had to import my old bookmarks.  On my wife's computer (Win 7) 
it automatically imported her bookmarks.

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Seamonkey 2.1 Sync

2011-06-11 Thread Gerald Ross
Is there a help file or go-by to set up the sync with another computer 
on my home network?  For instance, in the setup can I use the same 
email address on both, or should one have a different email address? 
Can't find anything on Seamonkey help. Is it a one shot sync, or a 
continuous thing.?

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Re: Seamonkey 2.1 Sync

2011-06-11 Thread Gerald Ross

Jens Hatlak wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

 Is there a help file or go-by to set up the sync with another computer
 on my home network?


Unfortunately most of us were too busy finishing 2.1 itself to update
the documentation. Maybe have a look at Firefox's documentation (the
feature is the same except for some minor differences like Options vs.
Preferences):

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/add-a-device-to-firefox-sync


 For instance, in the setup can I use the same email
 address on both, or should one have a different email address?


The email address is used as your Sync account name. So if you want to
use the same sync data on multiple computers, you need to enter the same
email address on each device (computer). You can use different email
addresses for different accounts, in case you ever need more than one.


 Is it a one shot sync, or a continuous thing.?


Heh, it would be pretty useless if it only worked once. ;-) No, it's
continually (periodically) syncing in the background, or when you
explicitly tell it (using either the menu item or the customizable
toolbar button).

HTH

Jens


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Re: Need recommendations for Search Engines to be featured on Addons.Mozilla.Org (Bug 659088)

2011-06-03 Thread Gerald Ross

Philip Chee wrote:

On 03/06/2011 07:12, Gerald Ross wrote:

 Philip Chee wrote:

 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=659088

 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/search-tools/ looks empty
 because we have no featured search engines set.

 Someone needs to select those

 I went through the Sort by rating and sort by Downloads links and came
 up with a few:

 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wikilook/
 (Extension)

 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/youtube-10423/
 (OpenSearch plugin)

 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/mycroft-project/
 (OpenSearch plugin)

 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/longman-english-dictionary/
 (OpenSearch plugin)

 Please report any problems with installing/using these addons in
 SeaMonkey 2.1pre. Also any additional suggestions welcome (must be
 listed on A.M.O. of course)

 Phil


 Ask.com


Please provide a link to the A.M.O. hosted Ask.com search engine. Thanks.

Phil

I'm completely lost.  I just know it was available on 2.0.14 and I 
used it all the time.  I upgraded to 2.1 and it is not available.  I 
looked for search engines  under the addons.mozilla.org and there are 
none.  How can I give a link to something that is not there?


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Re: Need recommendations for Search Engines to be featured on Addons.Mozilla.Org (Bug 659088)

2011-06-03 Thread Gerald Ross

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Gerald Ross schrieb:

 I'm completely lost. I just know it was available on 2.0.14 and I used
 it all the time. I upgraded to 2.1 and it is not available. I looked for
 search engines under the addons.mozilla.org and there are none. How can
 I give a link to something that is not there?


https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/search-tools/?sort=updated
has a long list and search field ;-)



https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/askcom/

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Re: Need recommendations for Search Engines to be featured on Addons.Mozilla.Org (Bug 659088)

2011-06-02 Thread Gerald Ross

Philip Chee wrote:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=659088

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/search-tools/ looks empty
because we have no featured search engines set.

Someone needs to select those

I went through the Sort by rating and sort by Downloads links and came
up with a few:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wikilook/
(Extension)

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/youtube-10423/
(OpenSearch plugin)

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/mycroft-project/
(OpenSearch plugin)

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/longman-english-dictionary/
(OpenSearch plugin)

Please report any problems with installing/using these addons in
SeaMonkey 2.1pre. Also any additional suggestions welcome (must be
listed on A.M.O. of course)

Phil


Ask.com

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Re: Can't Connect to m.p,w general

2011-02-20 Thread Gerald Ross

Willard wrote:

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

 Ray_Net wrote:


 Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

 Willard wrote:

 Connection to server msnews.microsoft.com timed out

 How can this be fixed??

 It can't. Microsoft closed down its news server last year. They
 replaced it, and all their groups, with some silly web forums.

 This the beginning of the end of live of usenet 


 Why do you say that?  The groups (most of them) had propagated to most
 major news services and are still accessible that way, just not via the
 msnews.microsoft.com server. Usenet is no worse for the loss.


Thanks for the information..
Would yo have a link to a good group for XP problems??


alt.comp.os.windows-xp

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Re: Restore Seamonkey Icon??

2010-12-30 Thread Gerald Ross

Willard wrote:

I have the MS white page shortcut icon to SeaMonkey on my desktop..
Is there a way to restore the original Seamonkey Icon shortcut???

Change iconbrowseclick on seamonkey.exe

I am using 2.0.11 and when I click on seamonkey.exe it shows three 
choices of icons.  Just select the Icon you want to use.


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Re: Can Google-Analytics be bypassed?

2010-12-21 Thread Gerald Ross

d...@kd4e.com wrote:

More and more sites are taking longer to load because
they are saddled with some Google-garbage called
Google analytics.

I can manually hit Stop and then Reload and get around
it but is there an add-on or something that will trap the
Google nonsense and automate Stop and Reload?

Thanks!


NoScript can block it temporarily or permanently

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Re: AAAAAARGGG Again-Seamonkey 2 Deleted/removed itself??

2010-12-16 Thread Gerald Ross

BJD wrote:

Jay Garcia wrote:

 On 15.12.2010 18:27, BJD wrote:

  --- Original Message ---


 Jay Garcia wrote:

 On 15.12.2010 17:42, BJD wrote:

  --- Original Message ---


 Ok, this is too much. Seamonkey 2 seems to have Deleted/removed itself??

 In a previous post (12/6/10), I had just upgraded to Seamonkey version 2
 and lost all but one of my profiles (S.Beaulieu was kind enough to post
 info on how to recover my other profiles.

 Last night, 12/14/10, I clicked on the Seamonkey desktop icon and
 nothing happened: I got a message saying that seamonkey.exe is not a
 valid application???  Thinking it was a 'congested computer problem',I
 rebooted -now the Seamonkey Icon was blank- and got the same result when
 I clicked on it.
 I followed the desktop shortcut  found the seamonkey.exe file was 0
 bytes! (see: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/bjweiss/SMfolder.jpg )

 What's going on. How could Seamonkey get uninstalled or corrupted? Did
 it try and automatically upgrade itself?

 Can I recover from this or do I need to try a new install? Thanks in
 advance for any insight on this.

 ...Brian


 Interesting, are you running an AV application that may think it was a
 virus and removed the .exe file or rendered it useless?



 I have Symantec AV which does a small scan on reboot and maybe monitors
 email.
 (I'm not at my home computer right now so I'm not sure of the edition or
 settings).
 I also have Malwarebytes  SUPERAntiSpyware (both are free versions,
 that have to be initiated manually).
 ...Brian


 I have the Pro version of SAS and I removed the trial of MWB but I've
 never had anything like this happen at any time.



Thanks for the info.
After checking my home laptop, I have Symantec AV Corporate Edition (ver
10). I checked the logs, etc. -- nothing in Quarantine, etc. (set to do
a Quick Scan on computer Startup.
SAS  MWB: SAS last scan activity, November, 2010. MWB: Last activity,
March, 2010.

So I don't think any of these programs are the culprit.

Fortunately, I still have Seamonkey version 1.1.9 on two other
computers, so I still can extract some of the saved emails
profile/newsgroup info.

I'm hesitant to go ahead and do a new re-install of seamonkey 2 on this
(WindowsXT,SP3) laptop at this point in time (of which I have none! I'm
supposed to be doing Xmas online shopping but I'm having ATT-DSL
problems at the same time, which I've been putting off dealing with
-Just keep re-booting the Modem to get an new IP ... temproarily fixes
the problem.  Also, even to post to this group I have to VPN  RDP to my
work desktop (after rebooting the DSL modem one or more times...).
Sorry for the rant...

I've been using seamonkey because of the multiple profile feature (I
started with Netscape Communicator, years ago...)
...Brian
--
I have not had any recent problems, but I keep a copy of the Mozilla 
(Now Seamonkey) files from the programs directory. I just copy the 
whole thing to the D drive. Also the Seamonkey files from Documents  
Settings. Then if Seamonkey goes tits up I just re-install then copy 
the backup files over the new install files.


I also do regular backups to a separate USB hard drive with Acronis. 
Call this belt and suspenders.


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Re: Is there a way to get more than two email addresses in SM2's address books?

2010-11-29 Thread Gerald Ross

Ant wrote:

Hi!

In SM2's current address books, I could enter two e-mail addresses for
Email and Additional Email for each contact. Is there a way to add
more Email for more addresses? Some contacts have way more than two
e-mail addresses so I had to put the extras into the extras forms like
Others' Notes section. :(



I don't know your needs and am just an old Geezer, but for me it would 
be easier to have different entries for each email address.
For example John Jones Home, John Jones Office,John Jones factory, 
John Jones girlfriend, etc. Then when you hit J SM will show a list 
and just pick the one you want. If you want to send the same message 
to all the addresses, Put them in a subdirectory or whatever you call 
it, then just point to the subdirectory and the email will be sent to 
all the addresses. I have that sort of list for my family members.

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Re: Seamonkey page render issue

2010-11-17 Thread Gerald Ross

Eric wrote:

I just checked seamonkey's rendering of
http://www.w3.org/Amaya/Overview.html

It doesn't properly render it.  One of the side frames overlaps the
words on another frame.  Though readable, it is annoying.

Just to be sure that the page was written correctly, I put it through
the validator http://validator.w3.org/;, and it passed.

I know that it has been said in this group and many others that we
should inform the web master that they should be writing pages that meet
the W3 standard, but when it is a W3 page that doesn't render
properly it would seem that there is a bug in the program rendering the
page, Seamonkey.

I haven't had much luck with posting bugs to the bug site, so I am
bringing it up here for others to verify the issue I have seen.

Wouldn't surprise me if I had a setting incorrect in this version of
seamonkey, but I am interested to know if anyone else can verify my
rendering issue.

TIA

Eric

No problems using v. 2.0.10 WinXP SP3.

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Re: SM 2.06 on Win 7

2010-08-23 Thread Gerald Ross

NoOp wrote:

On 08/22/2010 01:32 PM, Gerald Ross wrote:

 My old machine crapped out. My new one is running Windows 7 64bit.
 Everything works fine except Weather Gold. The first screen is fine
 but when I click to enlarge the map the map never appears, just the
 blue screen. It is not my zone alarm or virus checker because it works
 just fine using Internet Exploder. I can't find any setup settings
 that are different from the old machine, the latest Java is installed.

 Any ideas?


I doubt you'll get any other replies unless you provide a link to
Weather Gold and/or explain what it is in detail. Please don't expect
others to be familiar with your application and/or a particular website
in advance.



http://www.weather.com/weather/wxgold/mypage
but you need my password to actually get on the site I'm talking 
about. Didn't really expect any help, just grasping at straws.


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SM 2.06 on Win 7

2010-08-22 Thread Gerald Ross
My old machine crapped out. My new one is running Windows 7 64bit. 
Everything works fine except Weather Gold. The first screen is fine 
but when I click to enlarge the map the map never appears, just the 
blue screen. It is not my zone alarm or virus checker because it works 
just fine using Internet Exploder. I can't find any setup settings 
that are different from the old machine, the latest Java is installed.


Any ideas?
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Re: How to filter away spam in newsgroups?

2010-07-24 Thread Gerald Ross

Georg Maaß wrote:

Hi,

there is so much spam in the mozilla news groups (i.e. XPCOM, XUL and DOM).

How can I tell SeaMonkey to filter this spam away (at least mark it as
read).

Filters seem not to work for news groups (i.e. I'm missing the run now
button known from the eMail filters).

Mark as spam also does not work for news groups.


I have used NewsProxy for years and it works. It is very flexible and 
a little hard to set up, but worth the trouble on some newsgroups.


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Re: Why is v2.x slower than v1.x?

2010-04-29 Thread Gerald Ross

John wrote:

Numerous posters have noted that after upgrading from v1.x to v2.x the
program is noticeably slower to perform various operations. Is there an
identified cause for this? Is any effort being made to correct it? Thanks!

John
Mine is much slower to load, possibly because I use the quick-start in 
1.x. Once it is going I cannot see any difference.


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Re: third mouse button (the wheel button)

2010-04-21 Thread Gerald Ross

Alexandru Bledea wrote:

how can i reset the function of the 3rd mouse button, i don't want it
to refresh the page when i click on a tab, nor do i want it to open a
new window when i click on a link with it
i want it to close the tab when you third mouse it and open a link in
a new tab not a new window


Don't know about yours, but I have a Logitech mouse and the wheel 
button is set to double-click. It can be set to do many things using 
the logitech mouse menu including nothing. I have never found any 
setting in Seamonkey which will override the logitech setting for the 
middle mouse button.


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Re: Master PW in 1.1.8

2010-02-02 Thread Gerald Ross

Gerald Ross wrote:
I have never had a master password. Decided to try it but cannot find 
how to set one for the first time. Change Master Password does not 
allow a new password unless one previously exists.


TIA


Sorry, that is 1.1.18

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Master PW in 1.1.8

2010-02-02 Thread Gerald Ross
I have never had a master password. Decided to try it but cannot find 
how to set one for the first time. Change Master Password does not 
allow a new password unless one previously exists.


TIA
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Re: Master PW in 1.1.8

2010-02-02 Thread Gerald Ross

Phillip Jones wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

I have never had a master password. Decided to try it but cannot find
how to set one for the first time. Change Master Password does not
allow a new password unless one previously exists.

TIA


Sorry, that is 1.1.18


Go to Preferences  Privacy and Security  Open Change master password.

Type in a Password of your choice. Write it down until committed to memory.
Enter it twice. It measures how good a Password it is.   after set get 
out. make sure to set for First time its needed. This will force you to 
type it in before SM will actually open. Which is what you want.


Caution if you *reset* the password then you can no longer access the 
passwords it currently is protecting.


I did this, leaving the first line blank (current password). It always 
pops up a message You did not enter the correct current master 
password. Please try again.  Is there something in the config: that 
needs to be reset?


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Re: Master PW in 1.1.8

2010-02-02 Thread Gerald Ross

Phillip Jones wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

Phillip Jones wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

I have never had a master password. Decided to try it but cannot find
how to set one for the first time. Change Master Password does not
allow a new password unless one previously exists.

TIA


Sorry, that is 1.1.18


Go to Preferences  Privacy and Security  Open Change master password.

Type in a Password of your choice. Write it down until committed to memory.
Enter it twice. It measures how good a Password it is.   after set get
out. make sure to set for First time its needed. This will force you to
type it in before SM will actually open. Which is what you want.

Caution if you *reset* the password then you can no longer access the
passwords it currently is protecting.


I did this, leaving the first line blank (current password). It always
pops up a message You did not enter the correct current master
password. Please try again.  Is there something in the config: that
needs to be reset?


If you never created a Master Password you have to put put in both areas

were you to have put one you would have to put original in the first 
blank.  then new one in second blank . but since you've never had one 
type in both.


Did this, typed same password in all three blanks-same results. I'm 
getting paranoid about this.


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Re: Master PW in 1.1.8

2010-02-02 Thread Gerald Ross

Phillip Jones wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

Phillip Jones wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

I have never had a master password. Decided to try it but cannot find
how to set one for the first time. Change Master Password does not
allow a new password unless one previously exists.

TIA


Sorry, that is 1.1.18


Go to Preferences  Privacy and Security  Open Change master password.

Type in a Password of your choice. Write it down until committed to memory.
Enter it twice. It measures how good a Password it is.   after set get
out. make sure to set for First time its needed. This will force you to
type it in before SM will actually open. Which is what you want.

Caution if you *reset* the password then you can no longer access the
passwords it currently is protecting.


I did this, leaving the first line blank (current password). It always
pops up a message You did not enter the correct current master
password. Please try again.  Is there something in the config: that
needs to be reset?


If you never created a Master Password you have to put put in both areas

were you to have put one you would have to put original in the first 
blank.  then new one in second blank . but since you've never had one 
type in both.


Got it!  After backing up everything I tried Reset Password.  Nothing 
was lost because the passwords were not encrypted. Then selected 
Change Master Password. This time the current password blank was 
greyed out so entered a new master password in the two blanks and now 
I had a master password but the passwords were not encrypted. Then I 
selected encrypt passwords and Bob's your uncle.


I only wanted this on my notebook that I take on trips.

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Re: Defragmentation

2009-11-25 Thread Gerald Ross

Serge Popper wrote:
My XP home edition leaves LARGE chunks of fragmented files behind called 
Files that cannot be defragmented,when finished with a defrag.  These 
files are all Mozilla, range from 565 to 4,367 fragments each. Files 
such as:
\Documents and Settings\Popper\Application 
Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\h9g1epll.default\Mail\pop.gmail.com\Sent

and
\Documents and Settings\Popper\Application 
Data\Mozilla\Profiles\default\jcznygmx.slt\Mail\pop.gmail-1.com\Inbox

and
\Documents and Settings\Popper\Application 
Data\Mozilla\Profiles\default\jcznygmx.slt\Mail\pop.gmail-1.com\Sent


What can I do to render these files fragmentable?
Thanks,
Serge


Make sure you don't have quick launch enabled. Files that are in use 
can not be defragmented. This may not be the problem, but the first 
thought I had.


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Re: ID Passwords

2009-11-19 Thread Gerald Ross

JohnW-Mpls wrote:

For my various browser accounts (bank, etc), SM 2 requires that I
first manually enter my ID for that account before it pastes in the
password.

SM 1.x did all of that automatically - both ID and password got pasted
in when arriving at a controlled site.

Is that an SM 2 failing or is there some option setting I'm missing?


I found that sites where I have two user names (mine and my wife's) I 
had to type the first letter then the name would appear. After  I 
deleted the user name and password for my wife (she does hers on 
another computer) mine will fill in automatically along with the 
password. You might check to see if more than one exists in your 
password list.


However, I eventually reverted back to v.1.1.18 due to several small 
problems. Maybe I'll try 2.1 when it comes out.


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Re: SM2 not showing home page on opening

2009-11-09 Thread Gerald Ross

David E. Ross wrote:

On 11/8/2009 4:34 PM, Gerald Ross wrote:

 My home page is my bookmark file. Setting is for browser to open on
 home page. This has worked for years with multiple versions including
 SM2 until today.

 I changed to the following: show website icons  aggressively look for
 website icons and always load website icons for bookmarks. After doing
 this and restarting, the browser opened with a blank page. If I
 clicked on home page it showed the bookmark file. I went back and
 changed every preference back the way It was originally and browser
 still opens with a blank page. Any suggestions?

 Using winXP




Also using WinXP.

On the menu bar, I went to [Edit  Preferences].  On the Preferences
window, I selected Browser.  On the Browser pane, under Display on, I
selected the Home page radio button for all three items in the
pull-down selection list.  Under Home Page on the saem Browser pane, I
used the Choose File button to navigate to my bookmark.html file.

However, if you browse in more than one profile, you might not get your
home page when you startup except for the profile you were in when you
terminated.  See bug #525242 at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525242.

That is what it is set for, but it quit working. I never have had more 
than one profile. Late last night I did a Windows Restore to earlier 
yesterday, and now Seamonkey works like it used to. Strange.


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SM2 not showing home page on opening

2009-11-08 Thread Gerald Ross
My home page is my bookmark file. Setting is for browser to open on 
home page. This has worked for years with multiple versions including 
SM2 until today.


I changed to the following: show website icons  aggressively look for 
website icons and always load website icons for bookmarks. After doing 
this and restarting, the browser opened with a blank page. If I 
clicked on home page it showed the bookmark file. I went back and 
changed every preference back the way It was originally and browser 
still opens with a blank page. Any suggestions?


Using winXP


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Re: 2.0 RC1 theme

2009-10-12 Thread Gerald Ross

chicagofan wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

 Arnie Goetchius wrote:

 Gerald Ross wrote:

 Robert Kaiser wrote:

 Gerald Ross wrote:

 On installing RC1 the theme changed. The familiar icons for browser,
 address book, etc in the lower left are no longer there. In their
 place are strange icons of which only the envelope is at all
 familiar. Is there any way to get the old theme back?


 The icons that shouldn't have been there in any beta because they
 didn't fit with the rest of the new icons are gone and replaced with
 the now familiar look of the new icon set of the default theme. You
 know, SeaMonkey 2.0 is not Netscape Communicator 4 any mo


 I have three XP computers running Beta2 and all have the old Icons as did
 this one before changing to RC1. Guess I'll have to get over it. Thanks,
 Bob.


 I have the same thing plus a laptop. I got over it and am 77. Can you beat
 that?


 Arnie, you're my hero. But it is hard to tell what the little blobs are on a
 notebook, as two of mine are, and on a little netbook they will be
 meaningless. I can still tell that one is an envelope.



LOL!  They are pretty small on my laptop too, and that's what I use all the time
now.  I'll eventually remember them, but what drives me crazy is that they keep
moving around.  ;)   Does that help anyone?
bj

MS showed us in XP that icons should be hazy blue and look like 
something off an Olmec calendar. Now Seamonkey has one-upped 
Microsoft. It has a built in shell game! Actually this is not a 
complaint--I did nothing to bring SM 2 to fruition so how can I 
complain?  Overall I like it.


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Re: 2.0 RC1 theme

2009-10-11 Thread Gerald Ross

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

 On installing RC1 the theme changed. The familiar icons for browser,
 address book, etc in the lower left are no longer there. In their place
 are strange icons of which only the envelope is at all familiar. Is
 there any way to get the old theme back? I'm too old to like change just
 for the hell of it. :)


The icons that shouldn't have been there in any beta because they didn't
fit with the rest of the new icons are gone and replaced with the now
familiar look of the new icon set of the default theme. You know,
SeaMonkey 2.0 is not Netscape Communicator 4 any more.

Robert Kaiser


I have three XP computers running Beta2 and all have the old Icons as 
did this one before changing to RC1. Guess I'll have to get over it.

Thanks, Bob.

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Re: 2.0 RC1 theme

2009-10-11 Thread Gerald Ross

Arnie Goetchius wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

 Robert Kaiser wrote:

 Gerald Ross wrote:

 On installing RC1 the theme changed. The familiar icons for browser,
 address book, etc in the lower left are no longer there. In their place
 are strange icons of which only the envelope is at all familiar. Is
 there any way to get the old theme back? I'm too old to like change just
 for the hell of it. :)


 The icons that shouldn't have been there in any beta because they didn't
 fit with the rest of the new icons are gone and replaced with the now
 familiar look of the new icon set of the default theme. You know,
 SeaMonkey 2.0 is not Netscape Communicator 4 any more.

 Robert Kaiser


 I have three XP computers running Beta2 and all have the old Icons as
 did this one before changing to RC1. Guess I'll have to get over it.
 Thanks, Bob.


I have the same thing plus a laptop. I got over it and am 77. Can you
beat that?


Arnie, you're my hero. But it is hard to tell what the little blobs 
are on a notebook, as two of mine are, and on a little netbook they 
will be meaningless. I can still tell that one is an envelope.

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Re: 2.0b2: reading next message in separate window doesn't mark it as read

2009-09-15 Thread Gerald Ross

Bob Fleischer wrote:

Using SeaMonkey 2.0b2 on Vista:  reading sequentially through unread
emails in a folder (or news items in a newsgroup) using a separate
message window doesn't mark the subsequent messages as read.

Bob

Same on XP.

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Re: Wireless Connection??

2009-09-11 Thread Gerald Ross

Willard wrote:

Smiles wrote:

 Willard wrote:

 WinXPproSP3 Netgear RP614v4 Router..
 RP614v4 was installed with the Netgear CD..
 My Network Places shows the RP614 Icon..
 Internet connection is made 0.k. with a wired connection..

 How can SeaMonkey be made to connect by Wireless??

 you unhook your cable
 start your wireless connection
 login to the connection- your router or any one else
 start Seamonkey


The cable connection is unhooked..
I assume the wireless is started since the RP614 wireless Icon appears
in my Network Places..

Go to control panel/network connections. Right click wireless network 
connection and make sure it is enabled.


My notebook computers have either a button or a Fn-F-key which turns 
on the wireless system. When it is on a little blue ((i)) light comes 
on. I do not have wireless on my desktop, so not sure how an add-on 
wireless card is enabled.


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Re: Forms fill in

2009-09-09 Thread Gerald Ross

NoOp wrote:

On 09/08/2009 09:37 AM, NoOp wrote:

 On 09/08/2009 09:19 AM, Gerald Ross wrote:

 Is there a file with data to use if filling out forms?
 My wife just went to a new website and there was a pop-up asking for
 her cell phone number and automatically her social security number was
 shown in the blank space. How could that be? If seamonkey (2 obewan)
 has it memorized she needs it un-memorized).

 Thanks in advance.


 Which version of SeaMonkey?



Sorry I guess (2 obewan) was meant to mean Version 2.0x. If that is
the case, then - browser window: Tools|Clear Private Data
(Ctrl-Shift-Del). Also: Edit|Preferences|Privacy  Security - 'Saved
Form and Search History'.


Sorry. it is 2.0b1. Just trying to be cute. Thanks for the help.

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Forms fill in

2009-09-08 Thread Gerald Ross

Is there a file with data to use if filling out forms?
My wife just went to a new website and there was a pop-up asking for 
her cell phone number and automatically her social security number was 
shown in the blank space. How could that be? If seamonkey (2 obewan) 
has it memorized she needs it un-memorized).


Thanks in advance.
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Re: Master Password SM2

2009-07-25 Thread Gerald Ross

Martin Feitag wrote:

Gerald Ross schrieb:

 Installed the beta version. Do I actually HAVE to have a master
 password? I never did in previous versions. Unable to bypass the window
 to make a master Password. Also unable to invent a password that I can
 really remember (oldtimer's disease) and that it will accept.


I guess I experienced the same when I migrated a Seamonkey 1.1.x profile
to SM2 after installing SM2.0b1. It seems like SM2 creates a key3.db
file in the profile-directory which is useless. After renaming/deleting
that file everything was fine and even the imported passwords were
accessible.
Hope that helps

Martin
Wish I had known that earlier. I actually did a master password reset, 
then re-entered all my passwords one at a time. Only had about 15-20 
that I still use so not a huge operation. Thanks.


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Re: Master Password SM2

2009-07-25 Thread Gerald Ross

NoOp wrote:

On 07/25/2009 01:05 PM, Gerald Ross wrote:

 Martin Feitag wrote:

 Gerald Ross schrieb:

  Installed the beta version. Do I actually HAVE to have a master
  password? I never did in previous versions. Unable to bypass the window
  to make a master Password. Also unable to invent a password that I can
  really remember (oldtimer's disease) and that it will accept.


 I guess I experienced the same when I migrated a Seamonkey 1.1.x profile
 to SM2 after installing SM2.0b1. It seems like SM2 creates a key3.db
 file in the profile-directory which is useless. After renaming/deleting
 that file everything was fine and even the imported passwords were
 accessible.
 Hope that helps

 Martin

 Wish I had known that earlier. I actually did a master password reset,
 then re-entered all my passwords one at a time. Only had about 15-20
 that I still use so not a huge operation. Thanks.



For others; you don't have to do either of the above.

1. If you have a Master Password and wish to get rid of it so that you
won't get the multiple prompts (warning, your SM passwords will no
longer be encrypted):
Edit|Preferences|Privacy  Security|Master Passwords|Change Password|
Current password:entercurrentmasterpassword
New password:blank
New password (again):blank
OK
*Do not use 'Reset Master Password' (read the warning).

2. If you never had a Master Password in your 1.1.x version and you are
now being prompted for one with SM2 after it's imported your 1.1.x
profile, you shouldn't. Please post with details on what you are seeing.
Again, *Do not use 'Reset Master Password' (read the warning).

OK  I never ever had a master password in SM 1.1.x or any other. When 
I installed SM2 beta it imported the profile from 1.1.x. On attempting 
to check mail it asked for my user name and password. After this was 
done it popped up a window asking me to enter my Master Password. I 
tried to leave blank and click OK but it was not OK and the window 
popped back up. After several tries like this, I tried just clicking 
the x on the popup. Back to square one. If it thought I had a current 
Master Password and not a blank one, I figured getting a new one would 
require the unknown old one, so I did not try this.


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Master Password SM2

2009-07-24 Thread Gerald Ross
Installed the beta version. Do I actually HAVE to have a master 
password? I never did in previous versions. Unable to bypass the 
window to make a master Password. Also unable to invent a password 
that I can really remember (oldtimer's disease) and that it will accept.

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Editing location bar history

2009-06-27 Thread Gerald Ross

Is there a way to edit this other than deleting everything?
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Re: NoScript Question

2009-06-07 Thread Gerald Ross

TOM7601 wrote:
I upgraded to SeaMonkey 1.1.16 and tried to reinstall NoScript. The 
add-ons site as well as the NoScript homepage report it as v1.9.3.3. I 
restart SeaMonkey after a successful installation and NoScript doesn't 
show up in the status bar. I ran Extension Manager and it told me I had 
v1.9.2. I uninstalled it, restarted SeaMonkey and reinstalled (I 
thought) NoScript. It still didn't work and, once again, Extension 
Manager reported it as v1.9.2.


I've upgraded SeaMonkey before and had no problem reinstalling NoScript.

What am I doing wrong?


The same thing happened to me. I just went back to my old stand-by, v 
1.1.11


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SM 2

2009-05-26 Thread Gerald Ross

Haven't heard any discussion about SM2 lately. I'm ready anytime.
Before anyone gets their feathers ruffled, I'm not nagging or rushing
anybody. Just wondering.
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Re: SM 2

2009-05-26 Thread Gerald Ross

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Gerald Ross wrote:

Haven't heard any discussion about SM2 lately. I'm ready anytime.
Before anyone gets their feathers ruffled, I'm not nagging or rushing
anybody. Just wondering.


We need stable mail/news code to base our release on, and those parts 
are largely in control of the Thunderbird team. As they have been 
pushing out their Thunderbird 3 release recently, the same happened to 
the mail/news stabilization points, which means that we need to postpone 
the SeaMonkey 2 release as well.


I hope we will have better estimations in terms of dates soon, but a 
first Beta release of SeaMonkey 2 should be available within a few 
weeks, the final release sometime this summer.


Robert Kaiser


Thanks!

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Re: Can't forward emails with pictures

2009-05-22 Thread Gerald Ross

JeffM wrote:

Serge Popper wrote:

Up until a week or so ago, I was able to forward emails, inline,
with photos in them.


...clogging up everyone's inbox and using up their bandwidth.


Now, I am only able to forward emails inline with text in them.


Problem solved.  In the future,
park the pictures on a server and mail ONLY THE LINKS[1];
allow *the reciepients* to DECIDE how they want to use
their bandwidth and their storage space.

Email was never intended to transmit BINARY data.
The overhead necessary to do that
ADDS to the bandwidth burden clueless people impose on others.

...and pass this information on
to the dim bulb who emailed the images to you.
.
.
Giving the files USEFUL names helps.


Not a whole lot of useful help here.

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Unable to download 2.0a3

2009-05-03 Thread Gerald Ross
I have tried to dl the new Seamonkey alpha in the past couple of days. 
It seems to download fine for about 95% then aborts. Tried from two 
sites and even tried with IE, no dice.


Any advice?  I did download the zipped file but don't know what to do 
with it. It unzips to all the files, but does not seem to have an 
installer.

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Re: HTML file question

2009-03-15 Thread Gerald Ross

HeavyDuty wrote:
I have created an HTML file using composer. Does anyone know 
to drop an *.HTML file into Craigslist?

You just made it and now you want to sell it? :)

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Re: one of the Mozilla devs

2009-02-10 Thread Gerald Ross

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
I was looking for something, and I came across this 
instead.  For those of you who want to know what Robert 
Kaiser looks like: 
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x50o2j_enrobertkaiser_tech


That was great. Now if I only could visualize a purple hippo.  Wearing 
a cape, perhaps?


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Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-10 Thread Gerald Ross

Cristian Zoicas wrote:

Hello all,

I use SeaMonkey 1.1.12 on Ubuntu Linux and I want to get the following
behaviour from the SeaMonkey mail client:

Some of the  mail messages I receive  I want to save them  in a custom
folder in my home directory. Let's call it here important-mail.  The
important-mail folder MUST NOT  be located under the Local Folders
folder which is accessible from the mail client interface but  must be
accessible from  the folder pane in  the same way we  access our usual
folders. Thus, saving  email messages  in the  filesystem should  be a
simple  drag drop  operation   instead  of  a   boring  File/Save
as/etc. Also reading  messages should be simpler then  reading a saved
message since  I don't  have to  open them by  going through  the File
menu, but will be enough  to click on important-mail folder and then
on the message subject.

Solutions for Seamonkey on MS Windows are welcomed too.

regards
cristi

If I'm understanding you right, you can right click on your email 
address and add a new folder. I have two: Temp and Keepers. I drag 
emails about orders etc into Temp until the order is received. Keepers 
is for later archiving as .txt or .eml files on another hard drive.


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Re: changing the busy throbber

2009-01-18 Thread Gerald Ross

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
To change the throbber when there is activity [aka when 
its busy], put the following script into your 
userChrome.css file or into Stylish.  The image is a 
book turning pages. You can use any moving image you 
want, as long as it will fit into that tiny little space.


toolbar #navigator-throbber[busy=true]
{list-style-image: 
url(data:image/gif;base64,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!important;}




I tried cutting and pasting (while SM was closed) this and nothing 
changes. Any Idea what went wrong?


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Re: Uninstalling WMP 11

2008-12-31 Thread Gerald Ross

Samuel S wrote:

Hello all,

How can I uninstall WMP 11 so I can reinstall it? I Am having challenges 
with it loading correctly on my Vista Business machine.


That is even after installing the files and etc. So my thoughts are to 
uninstall and reinstall.


Thanks - Bo


try microsoft.public.vista.general
the microsoft newsgroups are usually very helpful.
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