The solution is to right click on the start menu and choose properties, from there choose the menu format you want to edit(standard by default) and click customize. From there all you need to do is select the default mail program from the drop down menu.
**This needs to be done even if it has the proper client selected already**
From there you need to do the same thing with your web browser by selecting Tools>Options>Programs tab. There should be another drop down menu for email here that can be used to select the default email program. After this is done the button should act properly and will pull up the e-mail client as it is supposed to.
This info is thanks to: The Win Help Online Blog
8 comments:
Is anyone using mail programs anyway... gmail and other web clients are enough.
Well it seems like everything went well. Glad you are feeling better
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Pretty informative, thanks for the post
The Reviever, a lot of people still use outlook you know... And you can compile multiple gmail, yahoo, whatever accounts into a single outlook account...
thanks for this tip :)
mail programs are awesoem if you have a lot email accounts because you can check them all with a mere click
i was thinking the same thing... does anybody use mail programs? i guess they use them at some companies and corporations...
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