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data64 | 1 Sep 2004 01:33

Re: In Google Groups, No "Post A Reply" Tag

Charles.Enzer <at> uc.edu (Charles Hart Enzer, M.D.) wrote in 
news:c2f10862.0408311145.1122a832 <at> posting.google.com:

> In Google Groups, there is no "Post a Repy to This Message" link at th
> end of each message.
> 
> How do I confiure FireFox 9.3 for this link to show up?
> 
> Thank you.
> 

I can see the link in Firefox 0.93, win2k ( 9.3 is not released yet :) )

data64
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Cameron Mura | 1 Sep 2004 02:27
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date and time format in Mozilla Mail window

Hi,

Easy question -- how one changes the format of the "Date" column in the 
standard 3-paned Mozilla Mail window? I used to have the default date & 
time configuration (e.g., 03/18/2004 10:31 PM), but now it seems to have 
shifted over to the 24-hour time system and displays dates as dd/mm/yy 
(so 03/18/04 22:31)?? I haven't played around w/ Mozilla settings today, 
so I'm not sure what happened... Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Cameron

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Cameron Mura
UCSD
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Matt Skerritt | 1 Sep 2004 02:41
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Re: Replacing IFRAMES w/links in FireFox 0.9.3

Jason McHuff wrote:

> IFRAMEs generally seem to be used for ads & other crap, so how would
> you do it?  Thanks.

In addition to the other comments you've gotten, you could try writing a 
plugin to do just this. (As far as I know none currently exists).

--Matt Sk
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George W. | 1 Sep 2004 02:49
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Re: Redirects to commercial site from Comcast.net (Firefox)

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 00:50:38 -0700, Eric wrote:

>Try a google search for a small free program called "hijackthis" or 
>something to that effect, I've heard that it does wonders for hijacked 
>systems.
>
>HTH
>
>Eric

Hijackthis works wonders if you know which entries to remove.
Fortunately it creates a backup. I've submitted a Hijackthis log to
Cexx, but it looks clean. Comcast.net appears to load very quickly but
if you look closely it takes a while for a file or two...usually an
image file...to fully load. After signing in the page reloads and
clicking on a link during this time results in a redirect to a
commercial site. Making sure the page has completely reloaded seems to
get rid of the problem. This is NOT a problem with IE at any time,
even if the page isn't fully loaded.

G.
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John Stevenson | 1 Sep 2004 03:26
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Right click - save as?


In Explorer you have the option of right click on a link to save as.

Is this option available in Firefox 0.9.3 ?

I know you can edit the download setting to save as but then you loose the
option to open with.
It's the only thing I miss about Explorer.
Looked thru the extensions but can't see one unless I've missed it
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John Stevenson
Nottingham, England.
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Rob Strover | 1 Sep 2004 04:03

Re: Right click - save as?

John Stevenson wrote:

> 
> In Explorer you have the option of right click on a link to save as.
> 
> Is this option available in Firefox 0.9.3 ?
> 
> I know you can edit the download setting to save as but then you loose the
> option to open with.
> It's the only thing I miss about Explorer.
> Looked thru the extensions but can't see one unless I've missed it
> --

John,

Do you mean saving a shortcut to the web page?

If so, there is an extension called deskCut which adds this facility to the
right-click menu.

HTH

        Rob.
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Rod Fikel | 1 Sep 2004 04:07

Re: Talkback agent fails to connect

Ron Hunter wrote:
> Rod Fikel wrote:
> 
>> Rod Fikel wrote:
>>
>>> Andreas wrote:
>>>
>>>> Rod Fikel wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> M Cowperthwaite wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Rod Fikel wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> M Cowperthwaite wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> rod wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Netscape Quality feedback / Talkback agent 2004080302
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Agent queue's up crash data, looks like it connects, says 
>>>>>>>>> sending receiving, I see data going out and in on modem, and 
>>>>>>>>> then comes up with an error saying it can not connect and to 
>>>>>>>>> configure my proxy settings.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I don't use a proxy.  Direct connection.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Any ideas?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
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Colin Kern | 1 Sep 2004 04:05

CVS errors with cygwin

I'm trying to checkout the source tree from CVS using cygwin on a
Windows XP system.  I log into CVS ok, and obtain the client.mk file,
but then when I run make -f client.mk checkout, I get these errors:

/usr/bin/cat: 2: No such file or directory
make.exe: client.mk:163: pipe: No such file or directory (ENOENT)
client.mk:170: /home/Colin/mozilla/.mozconfig.mk: No such file or
directory (ENOENT)
client.mk:171: /home/Colin/mozilla/build/unix/modules.mk: No such file
or directory (ENOENT)
make.exe: *** No rule to make target
`/home/Colin/mozilla/build/unix/modules.mk'.  Stop.

Any ideas?

-Colin Kern
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Cameron Mura | 1 Sep 2004 04:10
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Re: date and time format in Mozilla Mail window

Sorry folks,

Please disregard my earlier email (below).
I just discovered that both this problem with Date & time formatting in 
Mozilla Mail and a noticeably degraded appearance of fonts in Mozilla 
(independent of selected character coding) were a screwy side-effect of 
installing new fontconfig RPMs... as part of getting Gimp 2.0 to work on 
a RH9 box.  Reverting to my earlier fontconfig packages resolved it.  I 
can understand the different font appearance, but fontconfig-induced 
reformatting of the Date still baffles me...

Cameron

=== Cameron Mura wrote (on 08/31/2004 05:27 PM): ===

> Hi,
>
> Easy question -- how one changes the format of the "Date" column in 
> the standard 3-paned Mozilla Mail window? I used to have the default 
> date & time configuration (e.g., 03/18/2004 10:31 PM), but now it 
> seems to have shifted over to the 24-hour time system and displays 
> dates as dd/mm/yy (so 03/18/04 22:31)?? I haven't played around w/ 
> Mozilla settings today, so I'm not sure what happened... Any advice 
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Cameron
>
>
>
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Will Dormann | 1 Sep 2004 04:21

Re: Right click - save as?

John Stevenson wrote:

> In Explorer you have the option of right click on a link to save as.
> 
> Is this option available in Firefox 0.9.3 ?
> 
> I know you can edit the download setting to save as but then you loose the
> option to open with.
> It's the only thing I miss about Explorer.
> Looked thru the extensions but can't see one unless I've missed it

When you right-click a link, there is an option called "Save Link As..."
Is this not doing what you want?

-WD
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