Peter,
Thanks for explaining. I think by copying the Email address in
'Mail' to
my CE then seems the easiest and quickest way to go for me.
Bea
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>Recently, Bea Hopkinson wrote:
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>>With some University web mail I get, if I double click on their
>>Email address it comes up with Apple Mail. I respond using it to reply -
>>pressing 'Send' - but it parks the Email in an outgoing file, and when I
>>try to send from there it doesn't do it when I press send.
>
>Bea:
>
>From the sound of it, you are clicking 'mailto' links (or the eqivalent)
>in HTML attachments. Apple's Mail is the default program to handle that
>protocol, so Mail opens. It also sounds like you may not have Mail
>configured properly to send.
>
>In my own use, I found the only way to get Emailer to respond to 'mailto'
>links involved a specially prepared AppleScript application to hand off
>those links to Emailer. I also had to disable (archive) Mail or it would
>intercept them. I'm content with that 'solution' as I use only Emailer,
>but others would not find the arrangement acceptable.
>
>Peter B.
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