Did you download it from mozilla.com or
use the update function in your old version? If you didn't
download it, that's probably why it didn't work. Since your old
version is no longer supported, it means the update function won't
work because Mozilla is not sending the upgrades through that
method for your version. Download it & install it manually,
it's not hard to do. Once it's installed, check your start menu to
be sure that you don't have both the old & new versions
installed. If you do, first run the new version. This will allow
it to import your settings, bookmarks, & addons from the old
version. Once that is done, uninstall the old version & make
sure you have a shortcut to the new version on your desktop or
taskbar for quick access. Hope this helps! If you have any more
questions, let us know!
On 02/13/2012 07:46 PM, Cindy Cozad-Rudinger wrote:
I tried upgrading Mozilla, but it
wouldn't execute. I've got Google Chrome now,
but had the same problem. I followed
Christopher's tips from earlier in this thread,
but same result, couldn't embed the image in the
email. Any other ideas?
On 02/07/2012 01:38 PM,
Cindy Cozad-Rudinger wrote:
That
may be the problem then. I
haven't upgraded because I
haven't had this computer
long. I was a Mac person
prior, but when my Mac died,
I couldn't afford to replace
it. Thank-you, Sasafrass.
Cindy
--- On Tue, 2/7/12,
Sasafrass452 <Sasafrass452@...>
wrote:
I
highly suggest trying the
newest version of Firefox,
10.0. Why haven't you
upgraded? The one you have
is not supported anymore.
**Sasafrass452**
On 02/06/2012
08:45 PM, Cindy
Cozad-Rudinger wrote:
Hi, Christopher. Yes, I'm
using rich text. This
account is still Classic,
but my work email is the new
Y! mail, and this didn't
work there, either. Could it
be my operating system? I am
running Vista. As for
browser, I'm using Mozilla
Firefox 3.6.26. Cindy
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