For Sunbird, it should stay on your task bar, according to your preferences. If it doesn’t work for you, then put a shortcut on your desktop so you can access easily.

Slickrun is kind of a shortcut launcher. I mainly use it for 2 purposes: 1) To launch my software e.g. FTP software, MS Paintbrush etc. In fact any software that sits on my PC. 2) To go straight to a website that I visit often e.g. Adsense account, PPC accounts, my favorite news website etc.

The little box (you can move that around) that sits at a corner on your desktop is where you enter the MagicWords so you can effectively launch your browser or your software (e.g. Sunbird) with a single keystroke or more. The percentage (it’s your notebook battery power level) can be turned off under Setup.

Craig

I keep losing my Sunbird. It doesn’t stay on my taskbar or anywhere. I’ve had to chase it down when I want to use it. I thought it would always be handy. The Slick Run I’m not sure of what it does. Is it the one that just kind of hangs on your website with the date and time and a figure of percentages which keeps changing? If so what do the percentages represent? When I can find Sunbird it’s certainly a great tool. Organization is imperative. Let me know what Slick Run is or does. Thank you.

Tom Morris

Best Regards

Mario Pesce

I scanned my version of Sunbird with paid version of Zone Alarm anti-virus, and no virus is reported.

Searching around, I found little mention about virus in Sunbird, and some saying it’s probably a false positive.

The support forum for Sunbird is here, also no mention of virus from Sunbird users:

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=46

Hope this helps.

Craig

Nice suggestions. I’ve just downloaded Sunbird. It looks like a very useful app — and I’d never heard of it before.

Thanks.

Michael