Re: Mozilla profile

Christer Jacobsson <[email protected]> Wed, 12 Dec 2018 14:51:04 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.os2
Organization GAEA Data
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Ray Davison wrote:
> Christer Jacobsson wrote:
>> Ray Davison wrote:
>>> Christer Jacobsson wrote:
> 

As Salaam Aleikum!

>>
>> Ok, that settles that. But She have two questions regarding the new 
>> profile, (1) does the r:\mozilla.org be creating the new profile or 
>> must it be created before the new profile is configured? Ana what 
>> charset should She have for the new profile? In the old profile it's 
>> set to UTF-8 for outgoing mails because She have cited things which 
>> was in US-ASCII and also contained the Swedish alphabet's three tail 
>> chars, Å, Ä and Ö.
> 
> The easy way to insure you get a profile where you want it is:
> 
> Go to a partition that can be accessed by all OSs that you want to 
> access that profile.  Do not use a partition that has an OS on it.
> 
> Create a sub-directory anywhere you want and name it anything you want.
> 
> It appears you are using SM.  Put the SM program anywhere you want.  Do 
> not put it on a partition that has an OS.
> 
> Create a run object/shortcut where the run command is in the form 
> "X:\SMVersionXX\seamonkey.exe -Profilemanager".  When activated, the 
> profilemanager window will open.
> 
> Chose create new profile.  Take SM to the sub-directory you created and 
> have it use that sub-directory as the new profile.
> 
> If the sub-directory is empty. SM will create a complete new profile. If 
> you have copied an existing profile to the new sub-directory, SM will 
> use what that SM version is able to use and create or update the rest.
> 

Assuming that the r:\mozilla.org dir is created, so the first thing to 
do is starting SM in the normal way and open the Preferences notebook. 
Then open a windowed OS2 session and launching the Profile Manager from 
there, in this way the old Preferences and new Preferences will share 
the same screen, then systematically go through the setings in the old 
profile and and set them in the new profile, then closing down the old 
and new Settings notebooks. Next would be to open tha Mail & Newsgroups 
notebook in the old and new profile and setting up the relevant info, 
then closing down both notebooks. Now comes the 64k$ question: Must the 
system be rebooted for the new profile to take effect or can SM be 
started with the new Brekke profile directly?


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