said:
>In <200703191913.l2JJDVbt022128@nlpi012.sbcis.sbc.com>, on 03/19/07
> at 12:13 PM, sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro) said:
>>This may be a coincidence, but since upgrading to Seamonkey 1.1.1, I get
>>a frequent error: "Address not found. Try again." When I click on the
>>"try again" button, I go right through to the url listed. Sometimes I
>>have to click two or three times. This never happened before -- now it
>>happens all the time (but not every time).
>Could be a seamonkey timing issue. Have you tried a fresh profile yet?
I'm not sure what a fresh profile is. Do I just delete the profile and let
Seamonkey rebuild it?
In the meantime I tried Firefox, but it does the same thing. Of course it
may be using the same profile. I haven't really got my mind around the
profile thing yet.
But I am wondering if it could be a hardware issue. MR2/ICE has been
acting up at the same time. When I click on "send" I often get a message
that the SMPT server is unavailable. When I type F2 (for new messages), it
then sends out the message. I updated the router firmware and did a power
off and on type of reset, but that hasn't made any difference.
Sandy
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