Contents


Introduction to Mozilla customized for UD

How to install Mozilla

How to reconfigure Mozilla if it is slow

How to reconfigure Mozilla if you receive the message that your account is over quota

DELCAT & Pop-up Windows

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I backup my Mozilla profile?
How do I see the size of an e-mail message in Mozilla?
How do I check my Mozilla Mail account settings?

Introduction to Mozilla 1.7.x customized for UD

These instructions are written for individuals who want to install the UD customized version of Mozilla 1.7.x to use its browser program (called Mozilla Navigator) or its e-mail program (called Mozilla Mail).

Do use these instructions efficiently, you should have experience with the following:

  • The Windows operating system,
  • Windows dialog boxes, windows, and buttons,
  • Internet links, and
  • the basics of using an e-mail program.

You must also have the following:

  1. The Mozilla program installed on your desktop computer. You can download, install and configure a free UD-customized version.
  2. If you want to use the Mozilla Mail program, you must have an active UDelNet e-mail account, and you must know your UDelNet ID (previously called your username) and password for your UDelNet account.
The responsibility of UDelNet account holders

As a provision of the Responsible Computing Policy, UDelNet account holders are required to maintain their own accounts. IT staff can not log in directly to anyone else's account. All routine file management tasks are the responsibility of the account holder.

Conventions used in these instructions

Item
Convention
 Example

Keyboard keys

 CAPITAL LETTERS IN BOLD TEXT ENTER

Program/system messages or prompts displayed on the screen
Mixed-case letters in bold text
 New mail

Menu Bar options
Mixed-case letters in bold text as the option(s) appear(s) on the Menu Bar
 File | Exit

Text you can replace
Mixed-case, bold, italicized letters
 Filename

Text you type

 
Fixed-width, mixed-case,
bold
letters
 
UDelNet ID

Note

 An alert to items of special interest or to unexpected changes in procedures  

Caution

 An alert to possible incorrect results  

Warning

 An alert to potential hardware damage  

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Last updated: June 28, 2005