Comments on: Impressions of the new Firefox and Thunderbird versions http://www.librarymonk.com/2004/09/impressions-of-the-new-firefox-and-thunderbird-versions/ Written by Dan Greene, web designer and library geek. Topics covered here include Library and Information Science, Information Technology, web design, and maybe even a monk or two Mon, 08 Sep 2008 10:44:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: infozo http://www.librarymonk.com/2004/09/impressions-of-the-new-firefox-and-thunderbird-versions/#comment-171 infozo Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://www.librarymonk.com/?p=232#comment-171 hey, thanks for turning me on to the rss reader in Thunderbird. I agree that the feeds are more akin to incoming mail/newsgroup posts in my head. I still don't understand a couple of things, though... 1. Why can't I post to your comments (or any MT blog post) directly from the TB pane? It gives the form boxes... 2. what's the appropriate way to check for new posts on a feed? (RTFM, clown...) 3. Should I be deleting posts after I've read them? email me... I'll forget to check back here (another Web tool that I need... comment-tracker...) hey, thanks for turning me on to the rss reader in Thunderbird. I agree that the feeds are more akin to incoming mail/newsgroup posts in my head. I still don’t understand a couple of things, though…

1. Why can’t I post to your comments (or any MT blog post) directly from the TB pane? It gives the form boxes…

2. what’s the appropriate way to check for new posts on a feed? (RTFM, clown…)

3. Should I be deleting posts after I’ve read them?

email me… I’ll forget to check back here (another Web tool that I need… comment-tracker…)

]]> By: infozo http://www.librarymonk.com/2004/09/impressions-of-the-new-firefox-and-thunderbird-versions/#comment-170 infozo Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://www.librarymonk.com/?p=232#comment-170 me, I just install over the old without uninstalling. And everything is peachy. 'Course, I don't use any themes... me, I just install over the old without uninstalling. And everything is peachy. ‘Course, I don’t use any themes…

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