Gervase Markham has an insightful post about Facebook’s lock-in policy with regards to e-mail. He has a way of writing about the situation that clearly explains the points I’d like to make but can never form into coherent paragraphs.
Gervase Markham has an insightful post about Facebook’s lock-in policy with regards to e-mail. He has a way of writing about the situation that clearly explains the points I’d like to make but can never form into coherent paragraphs.
I am new to “SeaMonkey” and all its appendages. I am also new to the freshness I find with those involved in all the “Mozilla”-related program. (Actually, I shouldn’t say “new.” I should say, surprised and pleased. I was involved in some projects in the 1980s when the “C” program language was first on the street. But, it has been over ten years, and everything seems BRAND new now!)
I must ask what is probably a stupid question. I have downloaded “SeaMonkey” and like it very much. So much, I am now downloading add-ons. I found you program, “Scribe Fire” as being highly recommended by “SeaMonkey,” so I decided to download it and take a look. My problem is, when I attempted the download, I received an error message that said, “Install script not found.”
My question is, is this a “SeaMonkey” script, an install program script or a “Scribe Fire” script? And, whichever it is, what must I do to overcome this problem.
I am writing to you since the error occurred when attempting to download your program.
I have SeaMonkey v. SeaMonkey 1.1.8 (Mozilla/5.0 {Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.12} Gecko/20080201 SeaMonkey/1.1.)
Thanks for your help.
Ken Pepper