whispertread wrote:
More info but still not had the desired effect.
Possibly suspecting the search didn't look in system or protected files I
looked in
C:\Users\MyName\Application Data\Mozilla\Sea Monkey\Profiles.
In there was a folder for each of my other two active accounts and 3 folders
numbered as O2 accounts. I used to have 3 O2 accounts. None of these folders
had any reference to my renamed folder so I went ahead and deleted them to the
Recycle bin with Sea Monkey mail and browser closed. Returned to the Sea
Monkey Mail and my rogue empty folder is still there.
So it's back to the drawing board I fear.
I'll try anything once except whelks!
On my Windows 7 system, the \Mail folder is at
C:\Users\MyWindowsUserName\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\Mail
where xxxxxxxx is a random alphanumeric string I'm supposed to keep
secret. The exact path can vary from OS to OS -- see the link posted by
WaltS in this thread.
Under that, I have folders like this:
\mail.mydomain.com
\mail.verizon.net
\pop.gmail.com
\pop.mydomain.com
\pop.secureserver.net
Each of these contains data for a different mail account. If I wanted to
get rid of the Verizon account, which one do you think I'd delete?
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