Manfred J. Krause has written on 3/2/2008 4:05 PM:
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Pete Holsberg
Columbus, NJ
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Hi *,
On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 9:06 PM, James Knott wrote:
PJH wrote:
> James Knott has written on 3/2/2008 2:39 PM:
Is Thunderbird set as your default email app?
>
> Yes. But if it weren't, something would be the default email app,
> wouldn't it?
You'd think so, but given my experiences with Windows, nothing surprises
me, other than when it works as it should. In the Linux version of
OpenOffice, you can select what email application you want to use. You
don't have that option in Windows.
In Thunderbird, open up Tools > Options and click on the "Check Now"
button, to see if it is your default email app and select it, if it isn't.
... and additionally, in Windows XP you'll need admin rights
to set Thunderbird explicitly as the default mail client
in the 'Add/Remove Programs' / 'Set program access and defaults' /
(User-defined).
(I hope, that's the correct translation from my German user interface).
Yes, it is. TB is indeed the default email program and under program
access/rights, "Use current e-mail program" was selected. Incidentally,
in that same place, access to both Opera and OE is enabled, so OOo
should have found something!
Thanks.
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