I came back to this because I thought I figured more precisely what
you meant, but now I don't think I do...  I used Netscape plenty
enough but the only real difference I can see with Outlook is how the
default settings make it a bit different. Aside from the fact of
course that images don't show up until they've been fully d/l'd.
Other things like message text and other binaries seem to be handled
the same.  Another checkbox changes the post listing to show replies
within a message posting.  Anything I've said even close to your
question?

Bob

Bob Hughes <inv### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
news:37cf031b@news.povray.org...
> Guess you mean to see images download a little at a time maybe?  I
> haven't seen anything that would change that.  However you can at
> least make messages appear as being read a lot quicker than the
> default.  Tools/Options... and Read tab, the top checkbox there.
I'm
> a Outlook newbie so there's plenty I don't know.  There's also a
> checkbox for sending and receiving messages at program startup under
> the General tab.
>
> Bob
>
> Chris Maryan <mar### [at] mcmasterca> wrote in message
> news:37CEBC22.F335ABC1@muss.mcmaster.ca...
> > This is not related to POV but it does directly affect my ability
to
> > view the POV newsgroups.
> > Is it possible to get MS Outlook Express to display a newsgroup
> message
> > as it is loading (i.e. netscape style)?
> > I recently purchased a new computer (of course it's for the
> exclusive
> > purpose of running POV-Ray :-) and, until I get access to my
campus
> > network, I'm stuck on a 14.4 modem. This prevents me from
> downloading
> > Netscape, POV and the like, in a reasonable amount of time and I
am
> > stuck reading the NGs in Outlook Express.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > --
> > Chris Maryan
> > mailto:kma### [at] hotmailcom
> > or mailto mar### [at] mussmcmasterca
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> > We will also accept donations to the Chris
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> > fund and the Chris needs a car fund.
>
>

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