Willard wrote:
Thanks Ray & Gregory for the information..
I was hoping for something to also duplicate the sent mail, local
folders etc..
Here's something I've done dozens of times with SM 1, have never tested
it with version 2:
With Mozilla closed on both computers:
1) Using Windows Explorer, navigate on the target/destination computer
to C:\Documents and Settings\Your Name Here\Application Data\ and rename
the subdirectory \Mozilla to \Old_Mozilla.
2) Copy the corresponding directory from the source computer to
C:\Documents and Settings\Your Name Here\Application Data\ on the target
computer.
You're done. Launch Mozilla on the target and you'll find everything in
place.
When you return from your trip, reverse the process to update your home
computer.
Note: This assumes you have the computers networked and can simply use
the copy function in Windows Explorer. If you must copy the files by
burning one or more CDs, they will all end up read-only when you copy
them to the target computer. In that case, you should make them writable
as follows:
In Windows Explorer, right-click the subdirectory name
and choose "Properties." Clear the "read-only" checkbox.
Windows will ask whether you want to "apply changes to
this folder only," or "apply changes to this folder,
subfolders and files." Choose the second option.
If there are particular files you want to keep locked, you can go back
and lock them individually using the same procedure.
--
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--
Paul B. Gallagher
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