On 03.08.2009 03:43, u...@domain.invalid wrote: > u...@domain.invalid wrote: >> Tobias Fischer wrote: >>> On 03.08.2009 02:47, u...@domain.invalid wrote: >>>> Martin Feitag wrote: [...] >>>>> Please paste that file into your Seamonkey profile directory, not into >>>>> the seamonkey program. >>>>> This is just a normal file-copy-command within windows explorer. So no >>>>> Seamonkey interaction is needed at that point. >>>>> regards [...] >>> See: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_SeaMonkey >>> >>> >>> Tobias >> >> Hi Tobias, >> >> This may be the "aha" moment. Thanks ever so much for your clue. I'll >> try it, and will let you know if I succeeded. It is frustrating to have >> an advanced degree, speak 6 languages, and not be able to speak Windows. >> >> Mort > Hi Tobias, > > Thanks for the new suggestion. I followed the directions in the link, > and found the profile folder, and the abook. I dragged the isolated > narrative old address book to that icon, and it "took" as its MB count > went up appropriately. However, when I then turned SeaMonkey on again, > and clicked on its address book, it still had only 39 addresses. I don't > know where the old plus new ones are hiding now, but I sure wish that > they would go to my SeaMonkey's address book icon, so that I could use > them. They represent about 10 years of addresses, and I really need hem.
Hi Mort, before you copy your "old" and wanted "abook.mab" into your current Profile-Folder, you have to close SeaMonkey completely, be sure you have disabled Quick-Start too before. Using the Windows-Task-Manager, you can look if there is a "seamonkey.exe" Process still running. If this happen, you can kill the Process using the Task-Manager. And if you won't replace your new Addressbook, you can rename the old one (or the new one) into "abook-1.mab" before copy the File into your SeaMonkey Profile-Folder. Tobias _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey