Outlook Mail client is not default

Sevilho · Joined: 26 Feb 2008 Posts: 2

I set Outlook (Office 2003) Mail client as default. But when I use context
menu Send to > Mail Recipient in Windows Explorer (XP SP2) then message
appear in Outlook Express istead of Outlook Mail client.

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Barbara Sankovic · Joined: 26 Feb 2008 Posts: 7

Check out Tools | Options | Other...is the checkbox next to "Make Outlook the
default...' still checked?

"Sevilho" wrote:

> I set Outlook (Office 2003) Mail client as default. But when I use context
> menu Send to > Mail Recipient in Windows Explorer (XP SP2) then message
> appear in Outlook Express istead of Outlook Mail client.

Sevilho · Joined: 26 Feb 2008 Posts: 2

Yes, of course. I read newspapers Wink

. In addition: Windows explorer | Tools |
Folder Ooptions... | File Types ... MailTo define Outlook.

"Barbara Sankovic" wrote:

> Check out Tools | Options | Other...is the checkbox next to "Make Outlook the
> default...' still checked?
>
> "Sevilho" wrote:
>
> > I set Outlook (Office 2003) Mail client as default. But when I use context
> > menu Send to > Mail Recipient in Windows Explorer (XP SP2) then message
> > appear in Outlook Express istead of Outlook Mail client.

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