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2005-10-23 to 2005-11-11 Branch builds
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Major bugfixes:
- Fixed: 314354 - Print from Message Window with .EML file => crash
- Fixed: 314684 - Endless update loop from firefox 1.5 beta2 to 1.5 rc1 (Applies to Thunderbird too.)
- Fixed: 311539 - A Null in the Updates Folder Gives False Indication
- Fixed: 312474 - IMAP/RSS message headers not shown if there is no POP-mail account set up
Miscellaneous fixes:
- Fixed: 312542 - Clicking 'no' in the scam warning opens page anyway
- Fixed: 313319 - Set the NSPR version on MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH to 4.6.1 (final)
- Fixed: 313341 - Allow Software Update to Set and Access Cookies in Thunderbird
- Fixed: 313607 - Change Gecko rv to 1.8
- Fixed: 314139 - Firefox and Thunderbird .exe files use Description and Company metadata fields inconsistently
- Fixed: 314228 - File|Attachments menu is not initialized with attachments
- Fixed: 314258 - ExtensionItemUpdater:checkForDone: Failure in listener's onAddonUpdateEnded
- Fixed: 314521 - SoftwareUpdate from Thunderbird 1.5b2->1.5rc1 leaves Add/Remove Program listing at Thunderbird 1.4.1
No known major regressions.
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Filed under 'zz - Branch (Gecko 1.8)' | Posted on 12 Nov 2005 (Sat) by Gary Kwong at 8:49 PM. (GMT+8)
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OSX, question --simple pointer welcomed, I"m baffled.
-- I never tried using Thunderbird as a newsreader -- but Thoth is no longer supported. I found several mentions of using Thunderbird, went through the "1.5" help pages, which appear to be for Windows (they don't describe OSX Thunderbird) and got fragmentary matches. Thunderbird actually did find my news server. But for the life of me I can't figure out how it's supposed to actually show me anything. The only window it shows is "Mail Inbox" -- is it supposed to do something for News yet?
Posted by: Hank Roberts at November 18, 2005 12:03 AM
OOPS. Duh. All I needed was someone familiar with Windows and the Microsoft Outlook screen to show me how to slide the windows open sideways. I'm somewhat visually limited these days and didn't see the tiny little dot that indicates there's a hidden window.
Posted by: Hank Roberts at November 18, 2005 12:30 AM
