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Message: [QUOTE="Andy Svendsen, post: 4792548"] Since it is terminal server, the OS is going to be Windows 2000. But you are right, you have to shut off Outlook Express. Here's the answer to lock down the Terminal Server so that all users cannot change the default mail client from something other than Outlook. Probably shouldn't cross posted to Windows 98. Actually, it is kinda nice to get this much control over the mail client, this would have been more of a pain if it got saved to HKEY_CURRENT_USER 1) Remove all the other options besides Microsoft Outlook by deleting all the keys under HKLM\Software\Clients\Mail 2) Set the Default key to Microsoft Outlook 3) From below add reg_dword value of 1 called No Modify Accts to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Outlook Express -- ******************************************************************* Andy S. MCSE NT/2000, MCDBA SQL 7/2000 [email]andy_mcdba@yahoo.com[/email] Always keep your antivirus and Microsoft software up to date with the latest definitions and product updates. Be suspicious of every email attachment, I will never send or post anything other than the text of a http:// link nor post the link directly to a file for downloading. [email]Andy_mcdba@yahoo.com[/email] gets filled up to the account limit with spam every couple of hours now so replies may not be possible. I will remove this disclaimer once every ISP involved with relaying the spam can help me out. ******************************************************************* Outlook is default, run the exe for OE, when it asks to think that it should be a user setting but IE/OE is the posted all over the board and really don't know what OS you are [/QUOTE]

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