Felix Miata wrote: > Your docs, pics, etc. aren't on C:? If not, why is your SeaMonkey > profile not in the same vicinity? The default Windows location of > profile data for SeaMonkey (and most other user data) is ludicrous. > User data shouldn't be lost in a deep nest amongst system data, > program data and programs. > > You can put your SeaMonkey profile data wherever you please. You > should put it wherever is most convenient for you to access, backup > and restore. Once you decide on a location, copy or move it from the > current location there, then find SeaMonkey's profile.ini file, and > edit it to match your profile to its new location.
I agree that the default location for most user data is crazy, which is why all of my systems have at least two discs each with multiple partitions, but I also think that your first question may be based on a faulty premise : some backup agents will backup documents, pictures, etc., from their Windows default location on the C: drive yet flatly refuse to allow the whole of C: to be backed up; I have, in these circumstances, actually had to create a junction point on another drive in order to overcome this, something that relatively few users would know how to do. Philip Taylor _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
