To users and Pete; What I was trying to say was that the SAME comments
from you fill up on both Windows and Linux. So, it can get confusing as
to which they apply, unless you read through each message and then
eliminate the one that does not apply, which is very time consuming. :-)
Pete Holsberg wrote:
John Boyle wrote:
To Pete Holsberg: Not on Linux it doesn/t! Problem with USERS is it
doesn't differentiate between Windows and Linux and if you have both,
guess what, the same thread will show on both. I have seen the same
comment from you about 2.0.4 on Windows, but if you noticed, I did not
answer there. So, there is no sarcasm involved, just a system confusion
in USERS setup!! :-)
Pete Holsberg wrote:
Dan Lewis wrote:
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On Thursday 19 October 2006 04:26 pm, Pete Holsberg wrote:
John Boyle wrote:
To Users: The problem with all the discussion on this problem is
that no one has really addressed what do people do who use
Seamonkey or Mozilla? And you CANNOT use these methods in Linux
anyway!!!
My impression is that Linux users of TB and Seamonkey users do
not have this problem. And why is anyone still using Mozilla?? ;-)
Well, I use Seamonkey on Linux. Guess what? OOo 2.0.4 would not
recognize Seamonkey. This holds true for the previous version as well
as the one just released. However, OOo has no problems using Kmail.
And for Windows users, the OOo Linux version has a place to specify
the email client to use. (The Windows version does not.)
Interesting, but this thread concerns only Windows XP and OOo v2.04.
No idea what you're talking about, John.
I was the OP for this thread. I complained that I could not get OOo
2.04 to open Tbird via "Send as Email", and I admitted to being a
Windows user.
Someone suggested reinstalling Tbird. I did. "Send as Email" now
works. Period.
If there are issues with Seamonkey, Mozilla and/or Linux, please start
a different thread.
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