From: "Glenn Meadows" 

You can use the included ICE Html viewer if you like.

No, it does not compose, nor send in HTML mode, it's one of the
"features" of the mail client.  If you receive an HTML email, and
you're set to view in plain text only, it will extract all the text from
the message, and display that.  It's also been tested to NOT send data back
ala Web Bugs (been tested with Georges test page, and is clean there).

The HTML part shows as an attachment, that you can click and load in your
web browser if you like.

Personally, I use it for all my email other than company stuff.

I really find that I don't miss the html part of the mail at all.

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Glenn M.
"Randall Parker"

wrote in message news:42065620{at}w3.nls.net...
> Glenn,
>
> I saw you on the PolarBar support list a couple of years ago. I stopped
> watching that discussion when I saw no signs of support for HTML.
>
> So what do you mean when you say it has an internal HTML viewer? Can you
> make the default view of an email be HTML?
>
> Also, can you compose HTML messages in it?
>
>
> Glenn Meadows wrote:
>> I'm going to mention Polarbar.  No scripts, has an internal HTML viewer,
>> if you need it, NO scripts capability, and will extract text from HTML
>> emails and display them.
>>
>> www.polarbar.org
>>
>> There's a Java Web download there as well, that will download and
>> configure.
>>
>> Quite flexible, some interesting features and such.
>>
>> Development has been stagnant for some time, but there still is active
>> development going on.  We're discussing the next phase in a private list
>> right now.
>>

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