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Chris wrote:
Nathaniel wrote:
Does it at least use your existing settings and folders/messages? I don't mind having to uninstall Thunderbird 1.0.x if the 1.5 install figures everything out afterwards.
Keith (http://keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Dunno, I haven't installed it yet. And I may not for a while until Quick File works on it.
Keith (http://keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Oh, I just bit the bullet and installed it, after backing up some of my e-mail. I uninstalled the old version first and then installed 1.5 into the same directory. It seems to have worked fine, and all my data are still there. It notified me on first launch that Quick File will be disabled because it isn't compatible. I uninstalled it and then reinstalled it using this workaround, and it worked fine.
Mase wrote:
Hi, I have successfuly tried to change Quick File 0.15 extension prerequisities:
1) download quickfile-0.15.xpi,
2) rename it to .zip
3) open file install.rdf from .zip in notepad and change element em:maxVersion from 1.0 to 1.5
3) rename .zip to .xpi
4) install .xpi
Works for me!
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My favorite feature is the inline spell checking. Also obvious and long overdue. I wish Firefox would do the same for forms. I think there's a plugin, but native support would be a whole lot nicer.