said:
>SeaMonkey can run just find from mr2i.
>Open a command line session in the \mr2i directory and run seamonkey!2l
>from there. Use the same path you suppled in the mr2i settings notebook.
> This is the path that RMB -> Browser uses. The results should be
>helpful.
Hi Steven,
If I have the MR2i settings notebook, and the msgutil.cmd file both
pointing to H:\mozilla\mozilla.exe
then if I LMB on a URL, a submenu pops up. Then I RMB click on "web
browser" and Mozilla opens.
If I have the settings notebook and msgutil.cmd point to
H:\seamonkey\seamonkey.exe
then I can only open the browser if Seamonkey (Seamonkey.exe) is already
running.
If I have the settings notebook and msgutil.cmd point to
H:\seamonkey\seamonkey!2l.exe
then when I LMB click on a URL, the popup menu opens, and a RMB click on
"web browser" does nothing.
If I go to x:\mr2i in the command line and run:
H:\seamonkey\seamonkey!2l.exe, Seamonkey opens. But the LMB click on the
url brings up the popup menu, but RMB click on "web browser" does nothing.
I think I am following your instructions, but if I have missed something,
let me know.
Thanks,
Sandy
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