On 7/04/2017 3:30 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
Somehow one of my mail accounts got duplicated - it show up twice.
When I go to examine it, it says it is a "Special Account" with no
identities associated with it.
The "Remove Account" option is greyed out in the "Name" column (left side).
Can I safely remove that "Special Account" - How ?
ALSO - - - - - - - - -
Mail opens but not in the top Message - just that big Announcement thing.
How do I get it to open showing the top message ?
DoctorBill
--
If you are Russian going into the Bathroom
and Finnish leaving the Bathroom,
What are you while you're in the Bathroom?
European......
DB, is the "Special Account" in a similar location to your other mail
account or is it somewhere totally different??
The reason I ask is that, some time ago, I received an e-mail with a
Virus attached. When my Anti-Virus scanned the file with all my e-mails
(and their attachments), it found the virus .... and moved my entire
e-mail file into its "secure" location .... which, of course, meant I
couldn't get to my other e-mails.
What I had to do was to go into my anti-virus program, to its "secure"
location (I think AVG calls it their "Vault"), get the e-mail file
returned to its correct location, and then, in SeaMonkey, empty trash
(File->Empty Trash) and compact my e-mail account (File-> Compact
Folders) to get rid of the Virus ..... and then re-scan my entire
computer to ensure the Virus was gone.
If you have re-started SeaMonkey after the Inbox has been removed,
SeaMonkey will have created a new, empty, inbox, etc., so before you
move the old Inbox back to its original location, make sure you re-name
the new files to something different so you don't copy the old files
over the new files and lose your new e-mails.
Hope this helps!
--
Daniel
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