Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; WinNT4.0; en-US; rv:0.9.8+) Gecko/20020202 Shortcuts should be called "Mozilla Mail" and "Mozilla Composer". Just calling it "Mail" is (A) too vague, and (B) arrogant to assume it is the only mail app on a users system. Also, prepending "Mozilla" to the module names provides enhanced "Brand Awareness".

I object :-) 1. the program folder is probably called mozilla or mozilla.org, assuming it's Mozilla (i think it is) then you'd have Start>Programs>Mozilla>Mozilla Mail [yucl]. 2. I think the component is called MailNews (I wanted messenger, but i think i lost) 3. Any change like this should go past the MailNews owners 4. I don't think Asa wants Mozilla to be a brand

I object to the objection :-) :-) :-) 1.) People will drag/copy their shortcuts *out* of the mozilla program folder. 2.) OK, then call it "Mozilla MailNews" (or whatever). 3.) OK, I'm not trying to slip this by anyone unnoticed. ;) 4.) It's not for branding reasons, but to be able to *uniquely* identify the shortcuts (I'm already at a loss when in WordPerfect (or any other app) I select file/Send/"Mail Recipient" - what friggin "mail" program is that choice going to surprize me with this time?). -> objection overruled ;) ;)

> I think the component is called MailNews (I wanted messenger, but i think i lost) Actually, I think it's 'Mail & Newsgroups'.

*** Bug 123545 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

And schould have different icons for WIN-desktop and WIN-Taskbar

If this is going to happen, I'll probably be the one to do. I don't hear a consensus yet, though.

I second this motion. (For Curt's tabulation. :))

Although this bug has more comments and CCs than the one I'm marking this a dupe of, that bug was started almost a year before and is already assigned. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 73419 ***

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