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Yes, I have seen that.
What it needs is the ActiveX components from those CD that are used by
Vircom to allow the HTML editing. Normally this is installed by IE, but
for some reason Office 2000 messes this up. For what it's worth hitting
cancel until the work and so the ActiveX components are already
installed.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Clemons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 February 2004 23:18
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Subject: [Modus] Webmail
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Has anyone seen where someone is in webmail and hits either forward or
reply
to a message and the default mode is set to HTML and it brings up a
Windows
installer and says it needs the office 2000 premium CD to install some
components on the client computer? I have a couple different machines
that
exhibit this behavior.
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