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When I right click on a file in Explorer and select "send to" and "mail
recipient" it brings up Netscape 7.1 instead of Eudora. Even though I
continue to select Netscape as not being my default mail handler, it still
does so. In Control Panel/Internet Options/Programs, Eudora is selected. In
Netscape Properties, Netscape is not selected.

Other than not bringing up the proper mail handler, everything works ok.

How can I get the send to/mail handler to be Eudora?
 
One other place to check that your default email software is Eudora: control
panel, Add/remove programs. In the left column click on set program access
and defaults. (there may also be a shortcut to that on your start menu).
 
Stu Culp said:
When I right click on a file in Explorer and select "send to" and "mail
recipient" it brings up Netscape 7.1 instead of Eudora. Even though I
continue to select Netscape as not being my default mail handler, it still
does so. In Control Panel/Internet Options/Programs, Eudora is selected.
In
Netscape Properties, Netscape is not selected.

Other than not bringing up the proper mail handler, everything works ok.

How can I get the send to/mail handler to be Eudora?

This may not seem intuitive, but look in Internet Explorer, under Tools,
Internet Options, Programs, and change the setting for E-Mail. You'll
probably see there that it is currently Netscape.

HTH
-pk
 
Another option:

Right-click on the Taskbar, and choose Properties. In the "Start Menu" tab, click the "Customize" button corresponding the "Start menu" radio button. In the next screen, select "Eudora" from the E-Mail drop-down listing.

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Regards,

Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Shell/User]
Windows® Troubleshooting http://www.winhelponline.com


When I right click on a file in Explorer and select "send to" and "mail
recipient" it brings up Netscape 7.1 instead of Eudora. Even though I
continue to select Netscape as not being my default mail handler, it still
does so. In Control Panel/Internet Options/Programs, Eudora is selected. In
Netscape Properties, Netscape is not selected.

Other than not bringing up the proper mail handler, everything works ok.

How can I get the send to/mail handler to be Eudora?
 
Thank you for your responses. Problem solved!! Here is how it worked out:

Program access and defaults in Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs was set to
"use my current e-mail program".

Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options/Programs was set to "Eudora".

Taskbar/Properties/Start Menu was originally set to the "Classic Start Menu"
position, so there was no drop down menu. Changing it to the "Start Menu"
position resulted in a drop down menu which showed Netscape as the default
mail handler. Changing it to "Eudora" solved the problem.

Thanks again.

Stu Culp
 
You're welcome, Stu. Thanks for letting us know how your problem was solved.

--
Regards,

Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Shell/User]
Windows® Troubleshooting http://www.winhelponline.com


Thank you for your responses. Problem solved!! Here is how it worked out:

Program access and defaults in Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs was set to
"use my current e-mail program".

Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options/Programs was set to "Eudora".

Taskbar/Properties/Start Menu was originally set to the "Classic Start Menu"
position, so there was no drop down menu. Changing it to the "Start Menu"
position resulted in a drop down menu which showed Netscape as the default
mail handler. Changing it to "Eudora" solved the problem.

Thanks again.

Stu Culp
 

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