> I left "View welcome.html" checked on the final page of the wizard,
> and
> much to my surprise, the file was opened in Notepad when I exited the
> installer. Items in Outlook's SpamBayes > Help menu all open in
> programs that render the HTML. (For some reason, "About SpamBayes"
> and
> "Troubleshooting Guide" open in Netscape Composer. Other items in the
> menu open in my default browser as expected.)
If you double-click an .html file in Windows Explorer, does it open
in the browser? If you look in the Internet Options (or whatever
it's called; I'm using my Mac at the moment so can't check) control
panel, are the helper applications set correctly?
Do you have Python installed? If you do, could you run:
python -c "import webbrowser;webbrowser.open('http://spambayes.org')"
And see which application opens?
=Tony.Meyer
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