David Goldfield wrote:
OK, first I want to apologize for the frenetic state of my previous
messages regarding this issue. It was late at night, I panicked and this
explains the lack of clarity in my messages regarding this issue. Let me
explain the situation in terms which, I hope, will be
David Goldfield wrote:
I think the subject of my message summarizes my issue.
Not really. It is always best to present your question in the body of
your post, rather than writing a novella in the Subject line. For
example, yours could read Unexpected Safe Mode boot deletes email and
leave
Beauregard T. Shagnasty:
David Goldfield wrote:
First, let me say that I am in no way mad at Mozilla and this was my
fault for not properly researching the consequences of going into
safe mode and resetting preferences.
I can see no way that a simple Safe Mode start would kill your
Hartmut Figge wrote:
Beauregard T. Shagnasty:
David Goldfield wrote:
First, let me say that I am in no way mad at Mozilla and this was
my fault for not properly researching the consequences of going
into safe mode and resetting preferences.
I can see no way that a simple Safe Mode start
Beauregard T. Shagnasty:
Hartmut Figge wrote:
Check 'Reset all..' or all checkboxes and then press 'Make Changes
and Restart'. But have a current backup of your profile ready. ;)
Doesn't say anything about deleting email accounts ... :-/
Well, the accounts are stored in the prefs.js. And if
OK, first I want to apologize for the frenetic state of my previous
messages regarding this issue. It was late at night, I panicked and
this explains the lack of clarity in my messages regarding this issue.
Let me explain the situation in terms which, I hope, will be clearer.
I am using
David Goldfield wrote:
I am using Seamonkey 2.4.1 on a Windows XP Pro machine running SP3 if that is
all relevant. I had been having issues with certain Web pages loading slower
than normal. I did pretty much all of the right things: disabled all
unnecessary and even some necessary
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Once you have copied
C:\documents and settings\david\application
data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\ot85ufde.default\Mail
to somewhere else for safety, I would recommend just going through
the New e-mail account wizard, giving it all of your standard
data, and then,
David Goldfield wrote:
I almost have tears in my eyes; that did work. The issue is that I have a few
pop3 accounts and I was able to copy the appropriate files containing the email
messages back into the main default mail profile folder and tell Seamonkey
which file to use within that
I think the subject of my message summarizes my issue. First, let me
say that I am in no way mad at Mozilla and this was my fault for not
properly researching the consequences of going into safe mode and
resetting preferences. The problem is that I did not know that my
emails and mail
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