On Sunday, September 24, 2000, 4:29:16 AM, John wrote:
>>>> For the rest of use, Becky v2 looks like a powerful, highly
>>>> customisable program with a nice editor and, yes, a proper HTML
>>>> viewer using IE (okay, the paranoid can stay away, but for the
>>>> rest of us who enjoy reading HTML newsletters and the like...)
>> Is it a must to use IE? Or can Becky invoke any browser (let's
>> say, through Windows' system default)? Just that I am tired of
>> programmes forcing me to use specific progs. My banking
>> software (proprietary from my bank) forces me to have IE
>> installed even if I use another browser (surprise, surprise,
>> it's Opera 4.02).
> No, you don't have to use IE.
I think it needs a little clarification. Indeed Becky v2 can launch
the default system browser you choose, but to view html email within
Becky you'll need IE installed. For this purpose Becky won't launch
IE, but it needs IE's ActiveX control. And as I said, you can't
change its encoding (and maybe some other settings) in anyway. Of
course, I can't speak for the current version, only up to beta 20 or
so.
--
Best regards,
Ming-Li
The Bat! 1.47 Beta/5 | Win2k SP1
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