On 6/15/01 11:37 AM, Allen Watson deftly typed out:
>>> try your Internet Control Panel
>> This won't work for Netscape -- you need to use an applescript to do it. I
>> would look on VersionTracker and do a search on "mailto"
> specifying a mail client in Netscape, noting that the same technique can be
> used for specifying clients for other protocols, such as FTP, Finger and
> Telnet:
I know I'm late to this discussion, but since nobody's mentioned the correct
answer yet...
For Netscape Navigator (stand-alone which is still at version 4.0.8) all you
need to do is specify the default mail application in either the Internet
control panel or Internet Config (depending on your OS version).
Netscape Communicator 4.7x has an option in the preferences, under the
"Navigator" section to "Handle links with system-specified helper
applications". Check this and it will use whatever the specified mail
application is in the Internet control panel or Internet Config (again
depending on OS version).
I hope this clears things up.
-Remo Del Bello
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