> > this "solution" doesn't make much sense? "1- Enter about:config" > > where/what do you mean by this, enter the file? a hidded menu? maybe > > a console somewhere.. > > > Dave, if you enter "about:config" (without the double quotes) in the > addressbar and accept the warning, you get to see all sorts of > Preferences, which you can alter (remembering the Warning which you > previously accepted) to change how SeaMonkey appears. > > *BUYER BEWARE!!* > -- > Daniel
Silly me, expecting the configuration to be available via seamonkey mail, I mean who wouldn't expect it to be located in the browser ;) not directed at you Daniel, just pointing out the logic i followed. Managed to achieve this but still cannot get SMmail to deal with the issue properly, i compose and send a mail formatted as unicode and in my "sent" mail box it tries to display it in some other format resulting in strange characters like "Hi    I have spent a few hours researching your issues with" so imagine most other clients will do the same if SM cannot correctly detect it's own formatting.. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
