Do you mean Windows 7 or something specifically called System 7? If the latter, what is that?
If you mean Windows 7 then I fail to understand why your ISP is having problems. They don't care what operating system you have and Win 7 should just connect to the internet like any other system. But you mention a 'newer installation disk'. What is that for?
No need to transfer Mozilla. Just download and install Firefox and Thunderbird onto the new system from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/
Firefox bookmarks from the old system can be exported to some removable media, eg CD. DVD, USB stick or something similar, and your existing Thunderbird emails and profiles can also be backed up and transferred across the same way. Guidance about that here;
http://email.about.com/od/mozillathunderbirdtips/qt/et_backup_prof.htm
Mark
The install was an upgrade of Windows Vista, and I got the full Norton double set, Utilities and Internet Security 2010.
My problem is my ISP hasn't accommodated System 7 yet, plus I'd like to transfer files over from my old laptop pending System 7 functionality. Open Office and Mozilla and its mail client are the only ones that I'd like to transfer. Is this possible?
All the rest of the stuff on my computer is really specific to the old Acer 3620. Then I clean up the Acer and wrap it up for my son's Christmas, despite it being 3+ years old (actually he lent it to me when I became disabled).
Please note I am not trying to bypass anything for which I have had to pay, or have not already paid (Rogers Yahoo ISP connection for which I pay a monthly fee). I contacted Rogers Yahoo telephone help and they said basically "You're screwed until we figure System 7 out, which doesn't seem like good customer service to me, or even good business practice.
I am going to call Rogers and see if there is a newer Installation disk than the one I own ?pre Vista?. and try to pick that up today or get them to mail it.

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