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Most of that stuff, I would say, do some poking and click to see if you get what you want. I for one, would not worry about something in your emails that might hurt your Linux system, you should always be on guard about attachments though. As far as your default browser goes, in Gnome, in the meny list, go to preferences, preferred applications. In KDE, maybe a KDE user can chime in with that one.<BR>
On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 11:43, Asheville Joe wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>For the most part, I really like Mozilla and Mozilla Mail in
particular. However, I've got a bunch of questions about little things
I could use some help with. Most are things I could do with the dreaded
Outlook Express on Windoze.
1) Can I add buttons to the Task Bar - like go to the previous or next
message (not just the next new message)?
2) Is there a way to convince it to take me to Galeon or Firebird
instead of Mozilla when I click on an URL in an email?
3) Under Windows, I needed antivirus and firewall software to be safe.
On a Linux Desktop system, what do I need to be safe? I know most nasty
stuff is Windows specific, but isn't there anything I should be
concerned about?
4) Where the heck is the spellchecker that I thought was included in 1.5?
Thanks.
Joe
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