JAS wrote:
> I currently have TagZilla 0.59 and JsLib installed on SeaMonkey1.0 but
> it will not insert a tag line. When I click send and it brings up the
> TagZilla box with my tag lines to choose from[that is the way I have it
> configured] it goes ahead and sends the message before it lets me choose
> a tag line. Works OK in Mozilla Suite 1.7.11 and Thunderbird. Any ideas?
>
> JAS

Been that way since Mozilla Suite 1.7.12 at least. I've posted messages
and debug info to the list/newsgroup to no avail. The author seems to
be on to other things. Such is the downside of extensions. An author
loses interest and we be screwed. Tagzilla is one of my faves. In fact,
regular correspondents have been asking me for months what happened to
my tag lines. They miss them!

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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 21:57:27 -0500, Ed Mullen wrote:
> JAS wrote:

>> I currently have TagZilla 0.59 and JsLib installed on SeaMonkey1.0 but
>> it will not insert a tag line. When I click send and it brings up the
>> TagZilla box with my tag lines to choose from[that is the way I have it
>> configured] it goes ahead and sends the message before it lets me choose
>> a tag line. Works OK in Mozilla Suite 1.7.11 and Thunderbird. Any ideas?

Set Tagzilla not to automatically attach taglines on send. Manually use
CTRL-J to insert a tagline just before sending.

> Been that way since Mozilla Suite 1.7.12 at least. I've posted messages
> and debug info to the list/newsgroup to no avail. The author seems to
> be on to other things. Such is the downside of extensions. An author
> loses interest and we be screwed. Tagzilla is one of my faves. In fact,
> regular correspondents have been asking me for months what happened to
> my tag lines. They miss them!

I've contributed a patch or two to tagzilla in the past. If I have the
time I see if I can identify the problem. Of course I said the same
thing last year....

Phil
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* TagZilla 0.059

W3BNR wrote:
> On or about 3/28/2006 9:57 PM, Ed Mullen penned the following:
>> JAS wrote:
>>> I currently have TagZilla 0.59 and JsLib installed on SeaMonkey1.0 but
>>> it will not insert a tag line. When I click send and it brings up the
>>> TagZilla box with my tag lines to choose from[that is the way I have it
>>> configured] it goes ahead and sends the message before it lets me choose
>>> a tag line. Works OK in Mozilla Suite 1.7.11 and Thunderbird. Any ideas?
>>>
>>> JAS
>> Been that way since Mozilla Suite 1.7.12 at least. I've posted messages
>> and debug info to the list/newsgroup to no avail. The author seems to
>> be on to other things. Such is the downside of extensions. An author
>> loses interest and we be screwed. Tagzilla is one of my faves. In fact,
>> regular correspondents have been asking me for months what happened to
>> my tag lines. They miss them!
>>
>
> As an alternative (which I've mentioned here before) you could use
> Pick-a-Tag. My signature was created with it and it works with most
> mail programs including Mozilla and SeaMonkey.
>
> Pick-a-Tag: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze1zhwu/pat160b1.zip
>

Thanks, Ed, I'll take a look.

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On 29.03.2006 05:46 W3BNR spoke thusly:

> On or about 3/28/2006 9:57 PM, Ed Mullen penned the following:
>> JAS wrote:
>>> I currently have TagZilla 0.59 and JsLib installed on SeaMonkey1.0 but
>>> it will not insert a tag line. When I click send and it brings up the
>>> TagZilla box with my tag lines to choose from[that is the way I have it
>>> configured] it goes ahead and sends the message before it lets me choose
>>> a tag line. Works OK in Mozilla Suite 1.7.11 and Thunderbird. Any ideas?
>>>
>>> JAS
>> Been that way since Mozilla Suite 1.7.12 at least. I've posted messages
>> and debug info to the list/newsgroup to no avail. The author seems to
>> be on to other things. Such is the downside of extensions. An author
>> loses interest and we be screwed. Tagzilla is one of my faves. In fact,
>> regular correspondents have been asking me for months what happened to
>> my tag lines. They miss them!
>>
>
> As an alternative (which I've mentioned here before) you could use
> Pick-a-Tag. My signature was created with it and it works with most
> mail programs including Mozilla and SeaMonkey.
>
> Pick-a-Tag: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze1zhwu/pat160b1.zip
>
Is there any additional information about Pick-a-Tab? As far as I can
tell, the zip file contains only the executable.

And it does work in WinXP.

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