Hello Jonathan,
Friday, September 16, 2005, 9:29:05 AM, you wrote:
JA This comes up from time to time, and if I remember correctly, the
JA solution is fairly simple. Make sure TheBat is closed. Make sure
JA outlook/outlook express is closed. Go into IE, tools, internet
JA options, programs.
Hello Vili,
A reminder of what Vili typed on:
Friday, September 16, 2005 at 11:35:56 GMT -0400
V Go to (in TB!) Options, Settings, Applications, check the mailto: box,
V Apply now, press.
I have done this so many times my mouse finger hurts. :) Next time I
go in there the check mark is gone
Hello Peter,
A reminder of what Peter Meyns typed on:
Friday, September 16, 2005 at 17:43:32 GMT +0200
PM I had this problem too on Win2K. I could solve it by starting The Bat!
PM with admin privileges (you may have to create a dummy account for root
PM in order to start The Bat! as admin)
Hello Jonathan,
Friday, September 16, 2005, 8:29:05 AM, you wrote:
This comes up from time to time, and if I remember correctly, the
solution is fairly simple. Make sure TheBat is closed. Make sure
outlook/outlook express is closed. Go into IE, tools, internet
options, programs. Change the
Hello Jonathan,
Jonathan Angliss HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\mailto\shell\open\command
Jonathan Angliss You should see an option that looks like this:
Jonathan Angliss Default c:\program files\the bat!\thebat.exe %1
Jonathan Angliss Double click on the entry, and
Jonathan Angliss put around the %1, so
Hello Paddy,
Sunday, February 23, 2003, you wrote:
Hello Jonathan,
On Saturday, February 22, 2003 at 23:05:18, you wrote:
Actually you're partially correct. Yes, outlook is accepting the
breaking of the RFCs, but with a slight change to the registry entry
for mailto: handling, TB also
In reply to Martin's message 'mailto: link problem' on Tuesday, 4 June
2002 1:53 am from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Martin,
MS In account A you edit a new message. In the editor window on top you
MS choose an other from-address (account B) and then save the message.
MS Over here the message is saved
In reply to Martin's message 'mailto: link problem' on Tuesday, 4 June
2002 12:55 am from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Martin,
MS But I didn't have checked any to be the default - because I want to
MS choose the account before editing the message...
Ahhh ok - well, if you don't specify the account to
In reply to Thomas's message 'mailto: link problem' on Tuesday, 4 June
2002 1:15 am from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thomas,
TL (when no default mailto:-account is selected)
TL Set a pw to an account. The account tree collapses. Exit TB!
TL Click a mailto:-link in your browser and you can send a msg
In reply to Martin's message 'mailto: link problem' on Tuesday, 4 June
2002 1:17 am from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Martin,
MS Why should TheBat take over the control - it's me who want's to
MS choose the account. In my opinion a MMI should be done that the
MS program has to ask if something is
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