TMitchell wrote:
Trying to recover SeaMonkey 2.5 from failed attempts to update to 2.7
resulted in a loss of all my bookmarks and message-filter settings. Can
I copy them back into SeaMonkey from a saved Profiles file or
somewhere and, if so, where are they?
Close SeaMonkey then Ctrl-Alt-Del
On 02/07/2012 09:26 PM, flyguy wrote:
I'm using Lightning 1.1.1 on SM 2.6.1, but want to update to 2.7;
however, I'd rather stay with 2.6.1 than lose Lightning.
Lightning 1.2.1 is the one you want for SM 2.7.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/lightning/
MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 08/02/2012 00:53, Ed Mullen told the world:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
You want the Java SE 7u2 JRE, not the JDK.
Just click the red Download button under JRE.
Actually, it's easier just to go to
David E. Ross wrote:
On 2/7/12 4:11 PM, chicagofan wrote [in part]:
Also, I can no longer run speed tests at dslreports.com, because
Java or java applets(?) are missing with 2.7.
What can I do about this?
Windows XP SP3
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:10.0) Gecko/20120129 SeaMonkey/2.7
chicagofan wrote:
Thanks, guys. I've got even bigger problems so this new new laptop may be going
back
and I won't have to worry about that for now. Win7 display options do not allow
800x600
resolution in full screen mode, and I spend too much time on my laptop to
squint at that miniscule
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
chicagofan wrote:
Thanks, guys. I've got even bigger problems so this new new laptop may be going
back
and I won't have to worry about that for now. Win7 display options do not allow
800x600
resolution in full screen mode, and I spend too much time on my laptop to
chicagofan wrote:
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
chicagofan wrote:
Thanks, guys. I've got even bigger problems so this new new laptop may be going
back
and I won't have to worry about that for now. Win7 display options do not allow
800x600
resolution in full screen mode, and I spend too much time
chicagofan wrote:
I've read 40-50 messages in forums about this resolution problem, with people
debating how to solve this problem that many people with different brand
pc's/graphics cards are having... without finding a resolution to mine.
I suspect all the Win7 adjustments being
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
chicagofan wrote:
I've read 40-50 messages in forums about this resolution problem, with people
debating how to solve this problem that many people with different brand
pc's/graphics cards are having... without finding a resolution to mine.
I suspect all the Win7
chicagofan wrote:
What I meant was they seem to have changed their focus from personalization to
specialization... and dropping a lot of the flexibility previously available in Windows
O/S.
Thanks, Phil. I hate to give up, because I know this isn't the only brand
laptop having this
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Brief reply, because we are seriously off-topic here :
1) Don't give up with Win/7. I HATED it when I first tried it on
others' machines, and found myself saying over and over again
Sorry, can't help you : no idea where they have hidden that
in Win/7. BUT, once I got it
On 02/07/2012 08:04 PM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 2/7/12 5:38 PM, NoOp wrote:
On 02/07/2012 05:21 PM, NoOp wrote:
...
Using the above, I am able to search, link, etc., on yahoo.com etc.,
without issue. It is only google.com, and only since a few hours ago
that this started.
Build identifier:
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
chicagofan wrote:
What I meant was they seem to have changed their focus from personalization to
specialization... and dropping a lot of the flexibility previously available in Windows
O/S.
Thanks, Phil. I hate to give up, because I know this isn't the only brand
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Brief reply, because we are seriously off-topic here :
1) Don't give up with Win/7. I HATED it when I first tried it on
others' machines, and found myself saying over and over again
Sorry, can't help you : no idea where they have hidden that
in
chicagofan wrote:
I can now read headings, toolbars, and icons... but I'm back to my same old
problem with the new SM 2.7 fonts in composing mail and viewing some web sites.
I'll keep working on it though. Thanks for the good wishes. :)
Composing mail : type a character or two, then press
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Composing mail : type a character or two, then press and hold
control while rotating your mouse wheel; the characters
should get progressively larger.
Should also work for most web sites.
In my 2.6.1, you need not launch a composition window or type anything.
Just do
David E. Ross:
Again: Windows XP SP3 and SeaMonkey 2.7
Gentoo Linux SM 2.10a1
I ensured there were no prior google.com cookies and that my cookies
permission was set to block ALL cookies.
I did a search at http://www.google.com/advanced_search?hl=en. It was
successful.
I did a search at
... i am quite annoy. i might even be ANGRY!!!
SeaMonkey has been down the last 2 days!!! AND i
am blaming you!
... i think you better heed this warning and take
an early retirement before the big wigs find out and
decide it would be best to fire you.
km
ps;
the above is friendly advice
Interviewed by CNN on 09/02/2012 02:13, km told the world:
... i am quite annoy. i might even be ANGRY!!!
SeaMonkey has been down the last 2 days!!! AND i
am blaming you!
Uh... are we supposed to take this at face value? Because if it's
supposed to be a joke, it's missing a couple emoticons.
km wrote:
... i am quite annoy. i might even be ANGRY!!!
SeaMonkey has been down the last 2 days!!! AND i
am blaming you!
... i think you better heed this warning and take
an early retirement before the big wigs find out and
decide it would be best to fire you.
km
Note that I am not an
km wrote:
... that's it!!! i'[m pissed! i don't like to do this but i'm gonna
hafta call a press conference:
:press conference!, press conference!
... i have called this press conference together today to announce to
you, my people, that i, Kevin W Mc Auley, am very dissapointed in the
'calek
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