"Joe" <zhilianghu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1191990001.184600.118240@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I set Firefox as my default browser. However, whenever I click a
hyper link when no browser is opened, say from my Eudora, it always
opens Firefox with the content, AND opens IE as a blank window. When
Firefox is already open, this problem don't occur. Why?
As a side note, when I click open a local html file, the Windows
always prompt out a warning, saying the file "does not exist" or "path
is broken", while the page opens in a browser. Isn't that funny? ;-)
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