Daniel <[email protected]> wrote : > Ray_Net wrote: >> Ray_Net wrote: >>> Jane Galt wrote: >>>> "S. Beaulieu"<[email protected]> wrote : >>>> >>>>> Roger Fink a écrit : >>>>>> >>>>>> Because the issue is as legitimate as your analysis is idiotic. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> It's not an issue at all. SM is a suite. If anyone doesn't want to >>>>> use a >>>>> suite, they should choose a standalone browser instead. >>>>> >>>>> S. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Great, I like the look and feel of the SM browser, why cant I get the >>>> standalone anymore? >>>> >>> Because the SM developer known better than you what is good for you >>> ...grrrr.... >> This is not the fault of the SM developers, but the fault of the >> developpers of the "newer Mozilla base" .... > > No, or at least as I understand it!! > > Mozilla developers are developing Firefox and Thunderbird as two totally > separate programs. > > The SeaMonkey Programmers/Council/Whatever then combine, FF (Seamonkey > Suite Browser) and TB (SeaMonkey Suite Mail and News Group function) and > Composer and Chatzilla into the one suite. Previously you were able to > just install the SeaMonkey Suite Browser, but, since the advent of > SeaMonkey Suite Ver 2.0, the minimum installation has become SeaMonkey > Suite Browser AND Mail and News Group function.
I suppose I'm lucky that it's allowing me to use Xnews for my usenet. :) > A tweek of the SeaMonkey 2.0 User Prefs has previously allowed for the > use of other mail programs, but, it would seem, SM 2.0 on Windows 7 > doesn't allow this modification. > > At least that's as I understand it! > > Must download TB for Windows, install it on my Win7, stick the tweek in > my SM for Win7 prefs and see what happens. > > Will report back!! Thanks. -- - Jane Galt
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