Mozilla Mail

[icronk]

I just upgraded Mozilla to 1.4. I was wondering if it's possible to make a shortcut button on the panel directly to Mozilla Mail, or on the desktop, instead of opening the browser and going in that way. Not a big deal, just wondering.

thanks

[ph34r]

Change the mozilla command to "mozilla -mail"

[icronk]

Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize that there is a "space" after mozillia before the "-" .
thanks again

[JThundley]

Is there a way to make a command to launch Mozilla's address book? I've searched the net, searched JustLinux, searched Mozilla, looked in Mozilla's help. Nothin. I'm starting to think it can't be done.

[hard candy]

Try "mozilla +addressbook", using the plus sign. Or "netscape +addressbook".

[JThundley]

Nope, that just tries to load the URL "addressbook" in my current Mozilla browser window.

[hard candy]

I tried it with mozilla but it didn't work, but "netscape +addresses" did bring up the netscape web addressbook. The drawback is that you have to register with netscape and set-up a new email account. And it's not POP3, it's web mail.
If you have open office, that can import mozilla's addressbook and you could use the open office addressbook.

[JThundley]

I hate to stray offtopic, but I noticed Gentoo in your signature, and I'm compiling OpenOffice using portage right now. I know it takes forever, but I want to anyway. It says that it's very fragile with CFLAGS which I remember specifying in my make.conf. I was wondering which ones I should try "lowering". I have

CFLAGS="-O3 -march=pentium4 -funroll-loops -pipe"

right now. I'm not sure what -03, -funroll-loops, or -pipe does. And the way I would do this is

CFLAGS="-march=pentium4" emerge openoffice

right?