You need to use the "File Mappings" button in Internet Config to change the mapping permanently.
I think it's on the OS CD, but if not, you can use Google to find a download version. Erik >Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 08:54:12 -0500 >From: Joseph Getchel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: HTML Attachment filetype > > >Hey all, >I have an E-Mailer question that I have just recently encountered and do >not know how to resolve. Let's see if any of you have the expertise to >help me solve this: > > OS 8.6 > CE 2.0V3 > ISP Roadrunner > Web Browsers: IE 5.1.7 Mozilla 1.2.1 > >Mostly everything is working well for me, but recently I have been >finding more and more web sites that do not support IE for the Macintosh. > So I decided to make Mozilla my preferred browser. That was the easy >part - using the Internet Control Panel, I just selected Mozilla as my >preferred browser. > >But since I still get a number of messages (mostly SPAM, but some from >friends who have computers that attempt to run Wondoze) that come through >with no or very little text, and an attachment titled "enclosed#.html". >When I double-click on these attachments to open them, they cause IE to >launch, instead of opening in Mozilla. > >When I look at the type and creator codes for these files (using >Filetyper or Resedit), I find that the creator code is always being set >to MSIE. If I change it to MOZZ, then the file will open in Mozilla when >double-clicked, but that is a tedious workaround. > >How/where can I change the setting so that all incoming html files in >Claris Emailer are set with a creator code of MOZZ? I tried using the >File Exchange Control Panel, but it will not let me select Mozilla as the >application for a filetype. I removed the association between html >filetypes and MSIE using this Control Panel, and all that did for me was >made it so that all incoming html files are now classified as "unknown" >type, and will not open by double clicking. > >Any help or advice would be most appreciated. >Joe Getchel ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
