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Peng schreef: |
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>>I'll check MozillaZine and Google |
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>>later.... Mozdev seems to like to hide this stuff. If you've ever tried |
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>>to find the list of command-line switches for Netscape/Moz/Firefox on |
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>>the Internet, you'll know exactly what I mean. |
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>>Holly |
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> What do you mean about the command line switches? The Mozilla.org page |
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> about them is right at the top if you Google "Mozilla command line". |
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So it is.... now... but look at the date of this document: |
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Mozilla's Command Line Options |
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By Daniel Wang (May 7, 2003, revised June 02, 2004) |
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I've been using this program long, long, before this |
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(Netscape=>Mozilla=>Firefox, some 8 or 10 years, thus), and I'm much |
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more used to having a hard time finding this information (which is |
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basically the same as it has been since Netscape 4.3x, in terms of |
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starting the Profile Manager and such), than to it being easy. |
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It's good to know that it's much more readily available, though. |
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> Also, for Thunderbird, pretty much any character could be used, though |
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> that character would be displayed, too, of course. I think even a pipe |
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> would work. They are used for quotes sometimes, though, I think, so |
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> maybe another character would be better. |
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Yes, the obvious workaround is to put double quotes around it as I did |
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in the edit. I just dislike that, because, to be thorough, you also then |
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have to add a "don't forget to remove the quotes" disclaimer in order to |
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be newbie-friendly. |
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But here, I can *probably* be a bit more lax and trust you all to be |
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clever enough to know that already :) . |
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Holly |
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