Anyone help? (OT again)

I downloaded Free Agent and used it for a while but decided to stick with OE. I did not set FA as the default email client - it asked, and I said "no". However...

Now, whenever I try to click an email link from a webpage or NG posting, I get "default email client not correctly installed".

I know there is an easy way to rectify this, cos I've done it in the past, but I can't find it now. OE is set as the default email prog in Internet Options.

Anyone know the answer?

TVMIA

Reply to
Richard Brookman
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On or around Sun, 8 Jan 2006 14:01:53 -0000, "Richard Brookman" enlightened us thusly:

yeah, ditch OE and use something less religious.

sorry, no, I don't know how you reset it. Unless you've got a system restore point?

I've actually tried quite a number of news/mail clients and TBH I still prefer Agent, although I grant that if I'd not got so hooked on it and found T-bird first, I'd probably stick with that.

Reply to
Austin Shackles

Its a setting in internet explorer.

Right Click on IE Icon on desktop then click on the properties tab.

You can select whatever program from the lists.

Hope this helps.

Mark.

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Reply to
Mark Solesbury

Its a setting in internet explorer.

Right Click on IE Icon on desktop then click on the properties tab.

You can select whatever program from the lists.

Hope this helps.

Mark.

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Reply to
Mark Solesbury

OE is set as the default email prog in Internet

READ THE F'IN QUESTION NEXT TIME MARK

I cant blame Outlook express for that..(Like i can for double posting.)

Sorry!

Mark.

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Mark Solesbury

...and Mark Solesbury spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying...

Cheers Mark!

Reply to
Richard Brookman

Ill try again.. Start -> Run

"C:\PROGRAM FILES\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\MSIMN.EXE" /reg

That should sort it.

You might need to re-check that its set right in IE properties after.

Mark

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Mark Solesbury

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