Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
(2) Make a copy of the desktop icon (a second one) and give each one a
distinct, memorable name such as "SeaMonkey Browser" and "SeaMonkey
Mail." For each one, right-click the icon, choose "Properties," and
change the target to read as follows:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -browser
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -mail
(the part in quotation marks may vary depending on your operating
system; leave it alone)
In the program folder for Seamonkey that is in the Windows Start menu,
there's already a shortcut there for launching the mail client.
With Windows 7 (and presumably 8), use the Start search tool to look for
"Seamonkey". Grab the entry for Seamonkey Mail, and drag to an
appropriate location as a shortcut.
In Windows 7, I keep a copy of that icon in the Windows taskbar, and
since it's the third entry away from the Start button, the keystroke
combination of the logo key and the number 3 launches the mail client.
The one minor annoyance is that when Seamonkey updates, the shortcut
gets deleted from the taskbar, and I have to drag a new copy in.
I just upgraded Seamonkey to 2.25 about an hour ago, and I see that I
need to do that again.
Smith
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