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On Sun, 24 Sep 2000 09:54:23 +0200
Dierk Haasis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
DH> Is it a must to use IE? Or can Becky invoke any browser (let's say,
DH> through Windows' system default)? Just that I am tired of programmes
DH> forcing me to use specific progs. My banking software (proprietary
DH> from my bank) forces me to have IE installed even if I use another
DH> browser (surprise, surprise, it's Opera 4.02).
No, Becky 2 doesn't force you to use IE or Netscape. I use Opera, too,
and Becky calls it just fine.
The only problem with Becky 2 for me is its PGP support. You have to
set up PGP through the command line version even in PGP 6, amending the
autoexec.bat file. However, when Becky 2 calls its PGP plug-in you can
sign and decrypt ok with it, but not encrypt or sign & encrypt. This is
known and being addressed, as Becky 2 is still in Beta testing.
Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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