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    Outlook Express doenst link to IExplorer

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by melorib, May 15, 2006.

  1. melorib

    melorib Notebook Enthusiast

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    I click links on e-mails, but it doesnt open web pages, as it used to do... :(

    It is very inconvenient... :mad:
     
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    What happens when you click a link?
     
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    Nothing at all... :confused:
     
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    Restore the default setting in Internet Explorer. Try the same with Outlook express. Make sure IE is the default browser
     
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    I restored default settings, and still nothing... :confused:

    Thanks,
     
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    What is the default for .html files.
     
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    Thanks guys... :cool:

    The first link solution worked, somehow IE was not the default browser, I had to tell it to ask, so I could make it right... :rolleyes: