How to make Outlook to invoke the IE browser instead of the Firefox browser

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JD

Hi,

Whenever I click a link in an email, outlook always invoke Firefox instead
of IE. How do I set Outlook to invoke IE (although I prefer Firefox outside
the outlook environment)? Could somebody help me out? I looked through the
Tools -> Options but didn't find anything regarding settting association
programs. Thanks for any help.

JD
 
I thought about it. I did change the default browser, and then close/reopen
my Outlook. It still doesn't work. If I double click on a html file, IE is
invokded. It proves that IE is the default browser. The only thing is that
the html file's icon is still FF's icon. Any thought? Thanks for any
further help.

JD

Diane Poremsky said:
Outlook uses the default browser - so you'd need to set IE as default and
open FF when you want to browse with it.

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JD said:
Hi,

Whenever I click a link in an email, outlook always invoke Firefox
instead of IE. How do I set Outlook to invoke IE (although I prefer
Firefox outside the outlook environment)? Could somebody help me out? I
looked through the Tools -> Options but didn't find anything regarding
settting association programs. Thanks for any help.

JD
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JD said:
I thought about it. I did change the default browser,
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How?

M
and then close/reopen
my Outlook. It still doesn't work. If I double click on a html file, IE is
invokded. It proves that IE is the default browser. The only thing is that
the html file's icon is still FF's icon. Any thought? Thanks for any
further help.

JD

Diane Poremsky said:
Outlook uses the default browser - so you'd need to set IE as default and
open FF when you want to browse with it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/



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JD said:
Hi,

Whenever I click a link in an email, outlook always invoke Firefox
instead of IE. How do I set Outlook to invoke IE (although I prefer
Firefox outside the outlook environment)? Could somebody help me out? I
looked through the Tools -> Options but didn't find anything regarding
settting association programs. Thanks for any help.

JD
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I right-click on a html file, chose "Open with". On the rclick menu, choose
"choose default program..". Then select IE and also check "Always use the
selected program toopen this kind of file".

Thanks.
JD

M said:
JD said:
I thought about it. I did change the default browser,
Click to expand...

How?

M
and then close/reopen
my Outlook. It still doesn't work. If I double click on a html file, IE
is invokded. It proves that IE is the default browser. The only thing
is that the html file's icon is still FF's icon. Any thought? Thanks
for any further help.

JD

Diane Poremsky said:
Outlook uses the default browser - so you'd need to set IE as default
and open FF when you want to browse with it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/



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Hi,

Whenever I click a link in an email, outlook always invoke Firefox
instead of IE. How do I set Outlook to invoke IE (although I prefer
Firefox outside the outlook environment)? Could somebody help me out?
I looked through the Tools -> Options but didn't find anything
regarding settting association programs. Thanks for any help.

JD
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JD said:
I right-click on a html file, chose "Open with". On the rclick menu, choose
"choose default program..". Then select IE and also check "Always use the
selected program toopen this kind of file".

Thanks.
JD
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Make sure in IE7 that IE7 is set as default. Open IE7, Tools/Internet
Options/Programs.

M
 
Just change the icon to the IE one in the Icon\Properties\Customize

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JD said:
I thought about it. I did change the default browser, and then close/reopen my
Outlook. It still doesn't work. If I double click on a html file, IE is invokded.
It proves that IE is the default browser. The only thing is that the html file's
icon is still FF's icon. Any thought? Thanks for any further help.

JD

Diane Poremsky said:
Outlook uses the default browser - so you'd need to set IE as default and open FF
when you want to browse with it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/



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JD said:
Hi,

Whenever I click a link in an email, outlook always invoke Firefox instead of
IE. How do I set Outlook to invoke IE (although I prefer Firefox outside the
outlook environment)? Could somebody help me out? I looked through the
Tools -> Options but didn't find anything regarding settting association
programs. Thanks for any help.

JD
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go through control panel, internet options, advanced tab.

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JD said:
I right-click on a html file, chose "Open with". On the rclick menu,
choose "choose default program..". Then select IE and also check "Always
use the selected program toopen this kind of file".

Thanks.
JD

M said:
JD said:
I thought about it. I did change the default browser,
Click to expand...

How?

M
and then close/reopen
my Outlook. It still doesn't work. If I double click on a html file,
IE is invokded. It proves that IE is the default browser. The only
thing is that the html file's icon is still FF's icon. Any thought?
Thanks for any further help.

JD

Outlook uses the default browser - so you'd need to set IE as default
and open FF when you want to browse with it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/



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Hi,

Whenever I click a link in an email, outlook always invoke Firefox
instead of IE. How do I set Outlook to invoke IE (although I prefer
Firefox outside the outlook environment)? Could somebody help me out?
I looked through the Tools -> Options but didn't find anything
regarding settting association programs. Thanks for any help.

JD
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