Hello Richard,
Monday, April 16, 2001, 1:35:12 PM, you wrote:
RT For various reasons, Eudora is set as my default e-mailer although I haven't
RT used it for over a year.
Periodically I have to open Eudora to walk a client through email settings. I
have found that in simply *opening*
Tuesday, April 17, 2001, 2:27:24 PM, you wrote:
Periodically I have to open Eudora to walk a client through email settings. I
have found that in simply *opening* Eudora, it seems to set itself as the
default "mailto" client. Add that to the list of things I *don't* like about
Eudora!
It
Hello Dwight,
Tuesday, April 17, 2001, 3:39:24 PM, you wrote:
DAC It shouldn't. All it should do is ask you if you want it to make
DAC itself the default.
In that case, maybe my copy of Eudora is just over-eager! Nonetheless, I just
tested it as follows:
1) Mailto urls working correctly
Hello Batsmen Batswomen,
For various reasons, Eudora is set as my default e-mailer although I haven't
used it for over a year.
Who needs it if you have the Bat!
However, I see that in IE5's setup one can define the e-mailer of preference,
especially as it offers The Bat! as one of
On April 16, 2001, at 11:35:12 AM, Richard Thompson wrote:
Is there any way to force IE5 to invoke The Bat! instead of whatever
else it can find?
I would go to Windows Explorer/View/Folder Options/File Types and see what
you have associated for URL: MailTo Protocol.
Nick
I recently stumbled upon this- but instead of invoking another
email client, nothing would happen at all. I solved this by
opening up my internet settings (IE setings) -- from there, I
selected another client, or no client what-so-ever (cannot
remember which it was) and
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