Hello Stefan, following up on this issue:
m> The macros SETEDITOR="1" and SETEDITOR="4" both call Plain Text (MicroEd). m> The macro SETEDITOR="2" calls the new HTML-Editor, however the status bar shows the string "Generic". The resulting mail has a HTML and text part. m> The macro SETEDITOR="3" calls the new HTML-Editor, however the status bar shows the string "Generic". The resulting mail has a HTML part only m> m> For x=2 HTML only should be called, for x=3 HTML + Plain Text in accordance with the numbering in the short cuts (Ctrl + 1,2,3). At the moment it is the other way round. In v9.3.4.7 The macros SETEDITOR="1" and SETEDITOR="2" both call Plain Text Editor and the resulting mails are plain text. The macros SETEDITOR="3" and SETEDITOR="4" both call an editor that says Plain Text in the status bar, however, the resulting mails are in HTML-Text-multipart-format. Best regards, mse -- Using The Bat! Version 9.3.4.7 Alpha (32-bit) Pro on Windows 10 (Build 19042) (64-bit) without OTFE ________________________________________________________ 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
