Re: Outlook Express shortcut issues
From: Cecil Hall (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/26/04
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Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:17:39 -0800
Hello Tom and Wesley. Did either of you get my response
which I posted on March 24 after you both helped me with
this issue? I cannot find my response anywhere on the
board. I don't want to appear ungrateful. If you did not
get my response it was because of some system glitch. Not
my system but from the Newsgroup's end.
Thank you.
Cecil
>-----Original Message-----
>Cecil;
>
>Making Internet Explorer the default web browser
>
>If you install another browser after IE, you may find
that it is no
>longer your default browser. To put it back again, run
IE and go to
>the Tools, Internet Options box and look at the Programs
tab. Check
>the very last box, "Internet Explorer should check to
see whether it
>is the default". Press Ok, and when you next run IE, a
confirmation
>dialog box should appear asking you whether you want it
to be the
>default browser again. Click Yes.
>
>Making Outlook Express the default e-mail client
>
>In IE, if Outlook Express isn't currently configured to
be your
>default e-mail program when you click on an e-mail
address link etc.
>Open OE, go to the Tools menu and select Options/General
tab. At
>the bottom of the dialog box, press the Make Default
button and press
>OK.
>=====================
>
>>From Tom Koch @ http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/
>
>[[OE Why can't I set OE as the default email client?
>Why can't I Reply to Author in newsgroups?
>Why do I see a Choose Profile window when I Reply to
Author in newsgroups?
>
>All of these problems indicate that OE is not properly
configured as the
>default email client on your computer. To be sure OE is
the default mail
>client, close OE, click Start| Run and enter this
command line, complete
>with quotes, spaces and the /reg switch:
>
>"C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe" /reg
>
>Of course change the path if you installed OE elsewhere.
>
>Now click Start| Settings| Control Panel, double-click
Internet Options,
>then click on the Programs tab, and verify that OE is
now the default email
>client. (You can also get there from the IE Tools|
Internet Options menu).
>Then open OE and click Tools| Options, and at the bottom
of the General tab,
>verify that OE is set as the default. If it is,
the "Make Default" button
>will be grayed out. If not, click the button.]]
>
>--
>Hope this helps. Let us know.
>Wes
>
>In news:e02301c41199$c4ef92c0$a001280a@phx.gbl,
>Cecil <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and
pecked:
>> Please help. When I click on an email link while on the
>> internet OE does not open up. Instead I see this
message.
>>
>> "PROBLEM WITH SHORTCUT
>>
>> CANNOT SEND EMAIL:NO MAIL PROGRAM IS SETUP TO SEND MAIL
>> USING INTERNET SHORTCUTS"
>>
>> Also, I notice that OE is not present under
>> Tools/Internet Options/Programs/Email. When I click on
>> the down arrow to the right of "Email" the space is
>> blank. No email program is setup and yet Outlook
Express
>> is present on my system an I am able to send and
receive
>> messages. Please provide instructions on how to resolve
>> the shortcut issue as well as the other issue mentioned
>> above.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Cecil
>
>.
>
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