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James wrote: |
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> Dale <dalek <at> exceedtech.net> writes: |
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>> I recently switched to Seamonkey and it just worked great. It will use |
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>> the same mozilla directory used before, mail and all. Just uninstall |
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>> Mozilla and install Seamonkey and start it up and continue on. |
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>> This may be the easiest option for you as you really don't have to do |
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>> anything but uninstall then install. |
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> OK, I guess I'll setup one system and see how Seamonkey works for folks. |
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> thanks Dale, |
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> James |
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As far as I can tell it is a drop in replacement. It even looks the |
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same to me. It does have a few extra features in the mail part but that |
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is about it. |
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Your welcome and hope it works well for you like it did for me. |
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Dale |
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