> What I think the original poster wanted to do, was set things up so
> that you could click on *ANY* link in IE, and have it immediately
> redirect to a webmail site for sending messages.
> In answer to the original poster's question, no, you can't do this
> (at least I can't think of any method of doing so).
FYI, you *can* do this with Hotmail (probably because Microsoft owns it). In IE5, go
to Tools -> Internet Options -> Programs -> E-mail, and you can choose "Hotmail". I
don't know if it is possible to put other web sites there (I checked it out a while
back, but couldn't find any info -- Microsoft usually has a way to do it, if you look
hard enough though).
> What I fail to understand, is why you would want to do such a thing.
> *ANYTHING* is better than web-based email, even Netscape mail and
> Outlook Express.
My boss was interested in doing that. I think it was more of a "look and feel" type
thing, where if you use the browser for E-mail, you might as well be able to click on
the mail links and use the browser for E-mail. After all, if someone is using web
E-mail, they must have some reason for it, even if there are better options.
-Scott
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