[email protected] wrote:
( *This sample of quoted text retained to show Ben what I mean by long
lines and short lines* )
>Double click on the line with the email account(s) and/or Newsgroup
>acconut(s) that have the
>text 'valid' after a fullstop AND have the word 'false' underneath the
>'Value' column/header
>to change the word to 'true'.
>
>This real example in my case happens to be the number 9, but it could be
>any number at all (any account)
>
>
>The irony is that the only email account which had the variable set to
>'false'
>was actually the 'news.mozilla.org' newsgroup account.
>this problem could happen after making some account, wether it be email,
>or a 'News group' account.
<Snip>
Ben, why did you bother posting this, as, anyone who has this problem,
like you, can just post here and get the required solution, or, better
yet, JUST READ BACK THROUGH THE POSTS ALREADY MADE HERE TO FIND THEIR
SOLUTION.
O.K., maybe those, like you, who use the lists cannot read previous
posts, .... another good reason to connect directly to the news group
rather than using the lists. IMHO, of course!!
Also, it seems to me that you use the "Enter" button to indicate an end
of line!.... Please*STOP* as it causes a mixture of long and short
lines, as shown above. If you just type and type and type and only use
the "Enter" button at the end of a paragraph, we can all see the lines
of text wrapped at the line lengths*WE* want.
If you want to see 130 characters per line, you can. If I want to see 40
characters per line, I can. If I want to see 72 characters, again, I can.
Thank you for your consideration.
1 - I posted made these instruction because Ray_Net did not seem to
understand some of the explanations given by trane. I thought it would
be best for anyone else who had this problem. i dont know anybody who
has provided details to this degree. you stated that people can just
read back through the posts, but i have made a detailed post that has no
equivelant before. I'm not really sure i see the difference between
using news group versus a straight email to support-seamonkey Digest.
As the for me using the "Enter" key, well i 'm not quote sure about
appropriate formatting, as seamonkey is not a word procesor (although i
historically use windows notepad for everything), because i'm using a 32
Inch Wide screen monitor/tv. But your right about the formatting it does
come out looking incorrect. Im just so used to using the enter key to
make a new line to try to get text to look appropriate, ill take up your
suggestion though, i'll try to eliminate enter key (reduce unnessesary
line-breaks in text)
Ben
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