I use GreenBrowser as have set it as the default browser (via the
GreenBrowser interface). However, whenever I click on an Internet hyperlink
from within Word 2003, it opens in Internet Explorer. Does anyone know what
I need to do to globally set GreenBrowser as the default browser, no matter
which application (including and especially Word 2003) initiates browser
launch?

Thanks much

Make sure it is set from Windows > Control Panel > Internet Options.

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BVIPrincess wrote:
> I use GreenBrowser as have set it as the default browser (via the
> GreenBrowser interface). However, whenever I click on an Internet
> hyperlink from within Word 2003, it opens in Internet Explorer. Does
> anyone know what I need to do to globally set GreenBrowser as the
> default browser, no matter which application (including and
> especially Word 2003) initiates browser launch?
>
> Thanks much

G'day there Graham,

I find this annoying also. I use FireFox, but clicking a link from
in Word uses only IE. The Web Options dialogue in Tools | Options |
General only gives choices of which version of IE to use.

> Make sure it is set from Windows > Control Panel > Internet Options.

In Win XP there is no option to set the Browser. It assumes you're
using IE. Under the "Programs" tab you can set the HTML Editor; Email;
Newsgroups; Internet Call; Calendar; Contact List.

Nothing refers to any options for a different browser. Searching
Help found exactly nought.

See ya
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia

Ken McLennan wrote:
> G'day there Graham,
>
> I find this annoying also. I use FireFox, but clicking a link from
> in Word uses only IE. The Web Options dialogue in Tools | Options |
> General only gives choices of which version of IE to use.
>
>
>>Make sure it is set from Windows > Control Panel > Internet Options.
>
>
> In Win XP there is no option to set the Browser. It assumes you're
> using IE. Under the "Programs" tab you can set the HTML Editor; Email;
> Newsgroups; Internet Call; Calendar; Contact List.
>
> Nothing refers to any options for a different browser. Searching
> Help found exactly nought.
>
> See ya
> Ken McLennan
> Qld, Australia
Interesting - I use Firefox and when I click a link in a Word document,
it opens.......Firefox!

I DID have problems with this at one time (although not Word, it was
another app) and found this little app VERY useful.

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/defaultbrowser.htm

This allows you to set the Default browser per user and it solved my problem

HTH

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Thanks for the tip Gordon; however, when I double-clicked the file Default
Browser.exe after unzipping, I got this error "component 'comdlg32.ocx' or
one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or
invalid." Any suggestions?

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Ken McLennan wrote:
> G'day there Graham,
>
> I find this annoying also. I use FireFox, but clicking a link from
> in Word uses only IE. The Web Options dialogue in Tools | Options |
> General only gives choices of which version of IE to use.
>
>>Make sure it is set from Windows > Control Panel > Internet Options.
>
> In Win XP there is no option to set the Browser. It assumes you're
> using IE. Under the "Programs" tab you can set the HTML Editor; Email;
> Newsgroups; Internet Call; Calendar; Contact List.
>
> Nothing refers to any options for a different browser. Searching
> Help found exactly nought.
>
> See ya
> Ken McLennan
> Qld, Australia
Interesting - I use Firefox and when I click a link in a Word document,
it opens.......Firefox!

I DID have problems with this at one time (although not Word, it was
another app) and found this little app VERY useful.

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/defaultbrowser.htm

This allows you to set the Default browser per user and it solved my problem

HTH

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counting!)
gordonATgbpcomputingDOTcoDOTuk to email me remove the obvious!

BVIPrincess wrote:
> Thanks for the tip Gordon; however, when I double-clicked the file Default
> Browser.exe after unzipping, I got this error "component 'comdlg32.ocx'

Courtesy of Ramesh MVP:
try this: This link has the comdlg32.ocx library and the instructions:
http://www.ascentive.com/support/new...e=COMDLG32.OCX

I had the same problem and the instructions in the link work.

HTH




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