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Brian
I run Windows XP professional, and have used Thunderbird as my default e-mail
program for two years. I often e-mail open documents (Microsoft Word, Excel,
Adobe PDF, JP G. files). Until this morning, Thunderbird was always the
default e-mail program. Suddenly, Microsoft Outlook became the program.
When I tried setting the program access and default, I found that, indeed,
Thunderbird was listed as the default program. Even if Thunderbird was open
and running, trying to e-mail from an open document opened up Outlook. I
went in to add remove programs, and changed Office 2003 to remove Outlook.
Suddenly, I couldn't e-mail any open documents. Strangely, if I right mouse
click on a file in Windows Explorer, and choose e-mail, Thunderbird is the
program used. It is only on open documents where I do a drop down menu
(file, send to) that Outlook opens up. I do not use Outlook at all, and have
no desire to use it. Can anyone tell me what the problem might be?
program for two years. I often e-mail open documents (Microsoft Word, Excel,
Adobe PDF, JP G. files). Until this morning, Thunderbird was always the
default e-mail program. Suddenly, Microsoft Outlook became the program.
When I tried setting the program access and default, I found that, indeed,
Thunderbird was listed as the default program. Even if Thunderbird was open
and running, trying to e-mail from an open document opened up Outlook. I
went in to add remove programs, and changed Office 2003 to remove Outlook.
Suddenly, I couldn't e-mail any open documents. Strangely, if I right mouse
click on a file in Windows Explorer, and choose e-mail, Thunderbird is the
program used. It is only on open documents where I do a drop down menu
(file, send to) that Outlook opens up. I do not use Outlook at all, and have
no desire to use it. Can anyone tell me what the problem might be?