cptcanuck2 wrote:
> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?

nope, I find it about the same

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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>
> nope, I find it about the same
>
I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with Vista.

user@domain.invalid wrote:
> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>
>> nope, I find it about the same
>>
> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with Vista.
Sorry, my name is not user...

cptcanuck2 wrote:
> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>
>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with Vista.
> Sorry, my name is not user...

SM works with vista.

Ramblings: I'm on XP, and I had problems with one little
program. It just wouldn't work. It'd click on it and I saw
the splash screen but no problem. The Task Manager didn't
show it. I knew absolutely nothing about xp. I just got it
back in January of this year. All I knew was win98. So,
after some fiddling around with xp, I discovered something
interesting. If I right click on the icon to start the
problem program, then select Properties, I noticed a tab
called Compatibility. Then I read a section that said: "Run
this program in compatiblity mode for:" and I could select
sin95, win98/me, win NT, or win 2000. I selected win98 and
the program works!!!! I can now use the program with no
problems. It took me all of three minutes to find that.
What I'm trying to say, is perhaps vista has the same thing
you can try.

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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>
>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>> Vista.
>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>
> SM works with vista.
>
> Ramblings: I'm on XP, and I had problems with one little program. It
> just wouldn't work. It'd click on it and I saw the splash screen but no
> problem. The Task Manager didn't show it. I knew absolutely nothing
> about xp. I just got it back in January of this year. All I knew was
> win98. So, after some fiddling around with xp, I discovered something
> interesting. If I right click on the icon to start the problem program,
> then select Properties, I noticed a tab called Compatibility. Then I
> read a section that said: "Run this program in compatiblity mode for:"
> and I could select sin95, win98/me, win NT, or win 2000. I selected
> win98 and the program works!!!! I can now use the program with no
> problems. It took me all of three minutes to find that. What I'm trying
> to say, is perhaps vista has the same thing you can try.
>
I tried it, and "Vista" isn't in the list for Seamonkey > properties,
but it isn't in the list for Thunderbird > properties either?

cptcanuck2 wrote:
> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>
>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>> Vista.
>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>> SM works with vista.
>>
>> Ramblings: I'm on XP, and I had problems with one little program. It
>> just wouldn't work. It'd click on it and I saw the splash screen but no
>> problem. The Task Manager didn't show it. I knew absolutely nothing
>> about xp. I just got it back in January of this year. All I knew was
>> win98. So, after some fiddling around with xp, I discovered something
>> interesting. If I right click on the icon to start the problem program,
>> then select Properties, I noticed a tab called Compatibility. Then I
>> read a section that said: "Run this program in compatiblity mode for:"
>> and I could select sin95, win98/me, win NT, or win 2000. I selected
>> win98 and the program works!!!! I can now use the program with no
>> problems. It took me all of three minutes to find that. What I'm trying
>> to say, is perhaps vista has the same thing you can try.
>>
> I tried it, and "Vista" isn't in the list for Seamonkey > properties,
> but it isn't in the list for Thunderbird > properties either?

thats not what I was trying to say. I'll try again: even
though I have winxp, and the program I use works only with
win98, and not with xp, I used the compatibility mode, and
set it to win98, and the program ran perfectly. In
otherwords, the program thinks I'm running it under win98
rather than xp.

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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>>
>>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work
>>>>> with Vista.
>>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>> SM works with vista.
>>>
>>> Ramblings: I'm on XP, and I had problems with one little program. It
>>> just wouldn't work. It'd click on it and I saw the splash screen but
>>> no problem. The Task Manager didn't show it. I knew absolutely
>>> nothing about xp. I just got it back in January of this year. All I
>>> knew was win98. So, after some fiddling around with xp, I discovered
>>> something interesting. If I right click on the icon to start the
>>> problem program, then select Properties, I noticed a tab called
>>> Compatibility. Then I read a section that said: "Run this program in
>>> compatiblity mode for:" and I could select sin95, win98/me, win NT,
>>> or win 2000. I selected win98 and the program works!!!! I can now
>>> use the program with no problems. It took me all of three minutes to
>>> find that. What I'm trying to say, is perhaps vista has the same
>>> thing you can try.
>>>
>> I tried it, and "Vista" isn't in the list for Seamonkey > properties,
>> but it isn't in the list for Thunderbird > properties either?
>
> thats not what I was trying to say. I'll try again: even though I have
> winxp, and the program I use works only with win98, and not with xp, I
> used the compatibility mode, and set it to win98, and the program ran
> perfectly. In otherwords, the program thinks I'm running it under win98
> rather than xp.
>
I agree with you Peter. What i have to say is that under Vista OS you
never need to run for a compatibility with Vista, because we are under
vista. The compatibility list is "only" a backward compatibility :-)

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>>
>>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work
>>>>> with Vista.
>>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>> SM works with vista.
>>>
>>> Ramblings: I'm on XP, and I had problems with one little program. It
>>> just wouldn't work. It'd click on it and I saw the splash screen but
>>> no problem. The Task Manager didn't show it. I knew absolutely
>>> nothing about xp. I just got it back in January of this year. All I
>>> knew was win98. So, after some fiddling around with xp, I discovered
>>> something interesting. If I right click on the icon to start the
>>> problem program, then select Properties, I noticed a tab called
>>> Compatibility. Then I read a section that said: "Run this program in
>>> compatiblity mode for:" and I could select sin95, win98/me, win NT,
>>> or win 2000. I selected win98 and the program works!!!! I can now
>>> use the program with no problems. It took me all of three minutes to
>>> find that. What I'm trying to say, is perhaps vista has the same
>>> thing you can try.
>>>
>> I tried it, and "Vista" isn't in the list for Seamonkey > properties,
>> but it isn't in the list for Thunderbird > properties either?
>
> thats not what I was trying to say. I'll try again: even though I have
> winxp, and the program I use works only with win98, and not with xp, I
> used the compatibility mode, and set it to win98, and the program ran
> perfectly. In otherwords, the program thinks I'm running it under win98
> rather than xp.
>
Oh, sorry for the misunderstanding. I tried your suggestion, and it
seemed to make things worse to the point of SM needing 13 s to download
a text post.

cptcanuck2 wrote:
> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the
>>>>>>>> Seamonkey newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than
>>>>>>>> Thunderbird?
>>>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work
>>>>>> with Vista.
>>>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>>> SM works with vista.
>>>>
>>>> Ramblings: I'm on XP, and I had problems with one little program.
>>>> It just wouldn't work. It'd click on it and I saw the splash screen
>>>> but no problem. The Task Manager didn't show it. I knew absolutely
>>>> nothing about xp. I just got it back in January of this year. All
>>>> I knew was win98. So, after some fiddling around with xp, I
>>>> discovered something interesting. If I right click on the icon to
>>>> start the problem program, then select Properties, I noticed a tab
>>>> called Compatibility. Then I read a section that said: "Run this
>>>> program in compatiblity mode for:" and I could select sin95,
>>>> win98/me, win NT, or win 2000. I selected win98 and the program
>>>> works!!!! I can now use the program with no problems. It took me
>>>> all of three minutes to find that. What I'm trying to say, is
>>>> perhaps vista has the same thing you can try.
>>>>
>>> I tried it, and "Vista" isn't in the list for Seamonkey > properties,
>>> but it isn't in the list for Thunderbird > properties either?
>>
>> thats not what I was trying to say. I'll try again: even though I
>> have winxp, and the program I use works only with win98, and not with
>> xp, I used the compatibility mode, and set it to win98, and the
>> program ran perfectly. In otherwords, the program thinks I'm running
>> it under win98 rather than xp.
>>
> Oh, sorry for the misunderstanding. I tried your suggestion, and it
> seemed to make things worse to the point of SM needing 13 s to download
> a text post.
I just tried Thunderbird. It takes 1/2 s to download a post, and SM
takes 9-13 s to download the same post? That's OK. I'll just use
Thunderbird. I'll just uses SM for Chatzilla's IRC them.

cptcanuck2 wrote:
> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>
>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>
>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>> Vista.
> Sorry, my name is not user...

Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...

Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
Captain in what? The RCMP?

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Ed Mullen wrote:
> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>
>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>> Vista.
>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>
> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>
> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>

he's probably referring to this:
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg

but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes
to The Red Panda:
http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176

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Ed Mullen wrote:
> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>
>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>> Vista.
>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>
> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>
> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>

he's probably referring to this:
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg

but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes
to The Red Panda:
http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176

followup to mozilla.general

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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>
>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>> Vista.
>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>
>> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>>
>> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
>> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>>
>
> he's probably referring to this:
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg
>
> but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes to The Red
> Panda: http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176
>
> followup to mozilla.general
>
Yes, I am Captain Canuck the superhero. I own that 1st issue comic book
in your link from when I was a kid.

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>
>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>> Vista.
>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>
>> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>>
>> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
>> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>>
>
> he's probably referring to this:
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg
>
> but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes to The Red
> Panda: http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176
>
> followup to mozilla.general
>
Yes, I am Captain Canuck, the Canadian superhero, and I own the 1st
issue of that comic book in your link, Captain Canuck.

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 17:31:37 -07001, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>
>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>> Vista.
>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>
>> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>>
>> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
>> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>>
>
> he's probably referring to this:
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg
>
> but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes
> to The Red Panda:
> http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176
>
> followup to mozilla.general
>

I have fond memories of Northguard myself.

Phil

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Philip Chee wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 17:31:37 -07001, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> Ed Mullen wrote:
>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>>
>>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>>> Vista.
>>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>>>
>>> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
>>> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>>>
>> he's probably referring to this:
>> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
>> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg
>>
>> but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes
>> to The Red Panda:
>> http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176
>>
>> followup to mozilla.general
>>
>
> I have fond memories of Northguard myself.
>
> Phil
>

this one: http://www.northguard.com/

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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>
>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>> Vista.
>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>
>> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>>
>> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
>> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>>
>
> he's probably referring to this:
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg
>
> but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes to The Red
> Panda: http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176
>
> followup to mozilla.general
>

Yes, I am the Canadian superhero Captain Canuck. I own that 1st comic
book issue of Captain Canuck, which is in your link, from when I was a kid.

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 23:18:53 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Philip Chee wrote:

>> I have fond memories of Northguard myself.

> this one: http://www.northguard.com/

Correct.

Phil (wants a Uniband)

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On 26.06.2008 02:31, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused Peter Potamus
the Purple Hippo to generate the following:? :
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>
>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>
>>> user@domain.invalid wrote:
>>>
>>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> cptcanuck2 wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I just tried Seamonkey. Is it just me, or why does the Seamonkey
>>>>>> newsreader download posts up to 5x slower than Thunderbird?
>>>>>>
>>>>> nope, I find it about the same
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> I use Vista o.s. . I notice a lot of programs still don't work with
>>>> Vista.
>>>>
>>> Sorry, my name is not user...
>>>
>> Which leaves me to puzzle out from your sender id ...
>>
>> Hmmm. Captain Canuck 2? Well, ok, my wife's Canadian so ok. but, uh,
>> Captain in what? The RCMP?
>>
>>
>
> he's probably referring to this:
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002284-v6.jpg
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/o...c002287-v6.jpg
>
> but, he's not Canada's Greatest Superhero. That honor goes
> to The Red Panda:
> http://decoderring.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=340176
>

Grant - did you run the audio link, middle right of that page??

reg