[JW]

I'm using MS Word2000 to create a document that will be routinely edited and
emailed, using the FileSend ToMail Recipient function. I use Outlook as
my email client, and it is identified as the default email program under my
Internet Explorer Options tab.

Each time I email the document within Word using the Send To function, I get
a pop-up window that advises me that Outlook Express is not my default email
program, and do I want to make it the default program. Is there a setting
somewhere in Word where I need to define my default email program? How can I
get this window to quit popping up without making OE my default program?
Thanks for your help,
JW

[Graham Mayor]

Check the setting at Windows Control Panel Internet Options Programs
e-mail also.
If it fails to stick, change it to Outlook Express, save the setting, then
change it back to Outlook. This should reset the registry entries.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



JW wrote:
I'm using MS Word2000 to create a document that will be routinely
edited and emailed, using the FileSend ToMail Recipient function.
I use Outlook as my email client, and it is identified as the default
email program under my Internet Explorer Options tab.

Each time I email the document within Word using the Send To
function, I get a pop-up window that advises me that Outlook Express
is not my default email program, and do I want to make it the default
program. Is there a setting somewhere in Word where I need to define
my default email program? How can I get this window to quit popping
up without making OE my default program? Thanks for your help,
JW