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April 18th 09, 06:31 AM
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Esoteric question about imbedded IE in OE
From what I understand, in order for OE6 to display an html based email, it
must use (imbedded?) IE. Is this imbedded version of IE upgraded each time IE is upgraded, or does it retain the same version (with security updates I presume) that it had when it came out? In other words, if I have IE7 or 8 installed, is it using IE7 or 8 to display html emails? LuDean 
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April 18th 09, 01:15 PM
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Esoteric question about imbedded IE in OE
Yes. The display window is a modified internet explorer window (even for
plain text messages), except when the user has the option selected to read messages in plain text only. Then a "Rich text" window is used to display the messages. Whenever IE gets updated, then that window (which is based on the IE program files) also is updated. steve "Clair da Loon" wrote in message ... From what I understand, in order for OE6 to display an html based email, it must use (imbedded?) IE. Is this imbedded version of IE upgraded each time IE is upgraded, or does it retain the same version (with security updates I presume) that it had when it came out? In other words, if I have IE7 or 8 installed, is it using IE7 or 8 to display html emails? LuDean
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April 18th 09, 01:15 PM
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Esoteric question about imbedded IE in OE
Yes. The display window is a modified internet explorer window (even for
plain text messages), except when the user has the option selected to read messages in plain text only. Then a "Rich text" window is used to display the messages. Whenever IE gets updated, then that window (which is based on the IE program files) also is updated. steve "Clair da Loon" wrote in message ... From what I understand, in order for OE6 to display an html based email, it must use (imbedded?) IE. Is this imbedded version of IE upgraded each time IE is upgraded, or does it retain the same version (with security updates I presume) that it had when it came out? In other words, if I have IE7 or 8 installed, is it using IE7 or 8 to display html emails? LuDean
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April 19th 09, 07:07 AM
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Esoteric question about imbedded IE in OE
Thanks Steve! You just gave me deciding cause to hang on to Outlook
Express a little longer. I'm going to see what comes out in Wave 4 of Live Esssentials. Wave three was a bust. "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Yes. The display window is a modified internet explorer window (even for plain text messages), except when the user has the option selected to read messages in plain text only. Then a "Rich text" window is used to display the messages. Whenever IE gets updated, then that window (which is based on the IE program files) also is updated. steve "Clair da Loon" wrote in message ... From what I understand, in order for OE6 to display an html based email, it must use (imbedded?) IE. Is this imbedded version of IE upgraded each time IE is upgraded, or does it retain the same version (with security updates I presume) that it had when it came out? In other words, if I have IE7 or 8 installed, is it using IE7 or 8 to display html emails? LuDean
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April 19th 09, 07:07 AM
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Esoteric question about imbedded IE in OE
Thanks Steve! You just gave me deciding cause to hang on to Outlook
Express a little longer. I'm going to see what comes out in Wave 4 of Live Esssentials. Wave three was a bust. "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Yes. The display window is a modified internet explorer window (even for plain text messages), except when the user has the option selected to read messages in plain text only. Then a "Rich text" window is used to display the messages. Whenever IE gets updated, then that window (which is based on the IE program files) also is updated. steve "Clair da Loon" wrote in message ... From what I understand, in order for OE6 to display an html based email, it must use (imbedded?) IE. Is this imbedded version of IE upgraded each time IE is upgraded, or does it retain the same version (with security updates I presume) that it had when it came out? In other words, if I have IE7 or 8 installed, is it using IE7 or 8 to display html emails? LuDean
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