Re: Multizilla and SeaMonkey 2

junk <[email protected]> Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:43:48 -0600
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Well, I have successfully installed Multizilla and done the pull over of 
the Multizilla settings from prefs.js in .18, and things are sort of 
working. I have no center click to open new tabs, and when I right click 
on a tab, I get nothing. The options are mostly elsewhere, though I miss 
the ability to send a tab to a new instance of Mozilla. I'll be glad 
when the boys decide that November is Fall...if they ever do.

MCBastos wrote:
> Interviewed by CNN on 2/11/2009 17:15, RNick told the world:
>
>    
>> Is there anything special I have to take care of when re-zipping the
>> file maybe?
>>      
> You might wish to make sure that the internal folder structure in the
> zip is unchanged.
> Some versions of WinZip, for instance, by default includes the current
> folder name when you zip an entire folder; this is inconsistent with
> Winzip's own defaults when *unzipping* to a folder... so every time you
> unzip to a subfolder and then zip it back, it adds a new folder level.
> To cure it, you have to disable the "'Add to' includes folder
> information" box in "Explorer Enhancements." Other archiving utilities
> might have similar issues.
>
>    

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<font size="+1"><tt>Well, I have successfully installed Multizilla and
done the pull over of the Multizilla settings from prefs.js in .18, and
things are sort of working. I have no center click to open new tabs,
and when I right click on a tab, I get nothing. The options are mostly
elsewhere, though I miss the ability to send a tab to a new instance of
Mozilla. I'll be glad when the boys decide that November is Fall...if
they ever do.<br>
<br>
</tt></font>MCBastos wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:[email protected]" type="cite">
  <pre wrap="">Interviewed by CNN on 2/11/2009 17:15, RNick told the world:

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Is there anything special I have to take care of when re-zipping the 
file maybe?
    </pre>
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  <pre wrap="">
You might wish to make sure that the internal folder structure in the
zip is unchanged.
Some versions of WinZip, for instance, by default includes the current
folder name when you zip an entire folder; this is inconsistent with
Winzip's own defaults when *unzipping* to a folder... so every time you
unzip to a subfolder and then zip it back, it adds a new folder level.
To cure it, you have to disable the "'Add to' includes folder
information" box in "Explorer Enhancements." Other archiving utilities
might have similar issues.

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