On Jul 24, 10:22 pm, Daniel <[email protected]> wrote: > Boppy wrote: > > On Jul 23, 11:54 pm, Daniel <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Boppy wrote: > >>> On Jul 23, 2:06 pm, Rubens <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>> Boppy wrote, on 2009-07-22 18:07: > >>>>> On Jul 22, 11:24 pm, Daniel <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>>>> Boppy wrote: > >>>>>>> Right, got my bookmarks, mail etc back. > >>>>>>> Now I've got this weird deformed status/component bar at the bottom. > >>>>>>> How can I shrink it back to normal size? > >>>>>>> Thanks in advance, > >>>>>>> Jo > >>>>>>> Image of deformed bottom bar:http://bayimg.com/OACGBaAcM > >>>>>> Jo, this "weird deformed status/component bar at the bottom" of the > >>>>>> browser screen usually means that one (or more) of your extensions is > >>>>>> not suitable for SM 1.1.17. > >>>>>> To fix this, you need to install the Extension Manager 2.0 and the > >>>>>> Extension UnInstaller API 2.1 fromhttp://www.mozmonkey.com/. Then you > >>>>>> should be able to see the Extension Manager under Tools in SeaMonkey. > >>>>>> Use the Extension Manager to disable or uninstall one or two extensions > >>>>>> at a time and the re-start SeaMonkey until the Browser image looks > >>>>>> right. Try and find an updated version of the sus extension. > >>>>>> Hope that helps. > >>>>>> Daniel > >>>>> Hi Daniel, thanks for replying. As this is a clean install of > >>>>> Seamonkey (and I've uninstalled and reinstalled several times since > >>>>> yesterday) isn't it a bit odd that it would have an extension that I > >>>>> haven't installed? > >>>>> Unfortunately I can't get your recommended file to install as I get an > >>>>> error message "not a valid install package" error for both components. > >>>>> Running the file from a download simply asks me to pick an application > >>>>> to open it with. > >>>>> Under Tools I have the option to click on Extension Uninstaller but > >>>>> doing so simply brings up a warning telling me to install the app, > >>>>> which I can't do. > >>>>> Grateful for further guidance. This extra large bit at the bottom of > >>>>> my screen has never been a problem before - I've used Seamonkey for > >>>>> several years. It's odd that it's cropped up now. The only difference > >>>>> is that I now have newly re-installed Vista along with SP2 ( SP1 > >>>>> caused the crash). > >>>>> Cheers, > >>>>> Jo > >>>> Hi Jo, > >>>> The new component named Extension Manager 2.0 has never worked for me. > >>>> But the former one, originally named just Extension Uninstaller works > >>>> perfectly together with the API component. > >>>> If you want to try it tell me and I can send you that by e-mail. > >>>> Cheers, > >>>> Rubens > >>> Thanks Rubens, I'll let you know if I need it - I think I saw it there > >>> for download so might give it a try. > >>> Meantime I have a more perplexing issue. While last night and this > >>> morning I was able to open Seamonkey and have all my old mail and > >>> bookmarks open, now when I load Seamonkey it loads without all of > >>> these items. Opening Profile Manager still shows me the default > >>> profile where I copied everything but it's just not displaying. > >>> Looking at the users/profile directory shows the data, but Seamonkey > >>> is simply not loading it on startup. > >>> Any suggestions? > >>> Jo > >> Jo, my normal response would be to tell you that SM didn't close down > >> correctly and that when you started up today, you must have made up a > >> new profile. I'd then tell you to go to your Profile Manager to see if > >> you had an extra profile......but you've been there and you haven't, so > >> I'm a bit stumped, but... > > >> Just to be real sure, close SeaMonkey, wait about a minute, then give > >> the Windows three finger salute (Ctrl-Alt-Del) and if you see SM still > >> listed as running, click on it and End Task. Close the Window, re-start > >> SM....how are things now?? > > >> Daniel > > > Hi Daniel, there's definitely nothing in the processes relating to > > Seamonkey. And when I first re-booted started SM with a cleanmachine I > > still got no profile. > > I've already un- and re-installed SM a couple of times. Now I'm > > thinking about ditching it altogether and using an other app. But what > > mail apps will accept an imported SM profile? > > Cheers, > > Jo > > O.K., Jo, before you go away, open SeaMonkey, have a look at > Edit->Mail&Newsgroup Preferences, select your email account (may be your > only account), have a look at the bottom of the "Server Settings" > screen, it should tell you where your Local Directory is. Note this > location. Have a look > athttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/learnmore/tip... > > to un-hide your folders if necessary. > > Then close SeaMonkey, make sure it's not still running by Ctrl-Alt-Del, > then do a Windows Find File or Folder looking for "inbox" (without the > ""). The reason I've asked you to do this search is that when you > un-install SeaMonkey, you are just un-installing the program, your > profile, which contains all your e-mails, etc, is not un-installed. It > may be just that when you did a re-install of SeaMonkey, it might not > have found the old profile. If the search does find an "inbox" (without > the ""), it might just be in your lost profile. If you only find one > "inbox" (without the ""), is it in the same location as the Local > Directory you noted in SM earlier?? > > Report back. > > Daniel
Well a couple of times yesterday I managed to get my profile to open with SM but then subsequently not. Today not at all. I've deleted all other profiles except the Jo profile from Jo/AppData/Mozilla/Profiles and it's the only profile available under Profile Manager and still it won't load. I really need to access my old mail. Is there any way I can export it to open in another mail app? Jo _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
