Daniel wrote: > Roger Fink wrote: >> Roger Fink wrote: >>> When I click an email link on a web page in Seamonkey 2.0.3, it >>> brings up the Seamonkey email client, which then asks me to create >>> an account. The program I use for email is Thunderbird, and that's >>> what is shown under Helper Apps. How do I get SM to bring up T-bird >>> instead? >> >> One other piece of info: the mimetypes.rdf file was copied and >> pasted from the existing Firefox 3.5.8 into the Seamonkey profile. >> When an email link is clicked in FF, it brings up T-bird. >> >> > > Roger, SeaMonkey Browser is exactly the same program as SeaMonkey > Mail & News....there is no need for a helper, it's already there. > > Prior to SM 2, you were able to do a Custom installation which allowed > you to select/de=select which bits of SM you wanted, except for the > Browser, you must have it installed. In SM 2 that option is no longer > available! > > Daniel
I realize the difference, but certainly there must be some way, using about:config or some other feature, to get it to invoke the right email program. Some people may want to use OE, which is on a Windows computer by default, rather than pro-actively installed like Thunderbird. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
