>
> In mail readers, when a link is imbedded in an E-mail message, one
> gets
> that link directly by just clicking on it. At that moment, any
> ThinkPad immediately summons a browser to go on the internet, find
> that target, and then display it.
>
> Unfortunately, an historic legacy of my software, ages old now, is
> that
> I at one time used Netscape as my default browser.
>
> Unfortunately, I still use Eudora, which (unsupported these days,
> another issue) has a legacy trove of over a thousand plus mailboxes
> and countless E-mails going back to 1995 that I don't want to give up.
>
> So these days, time after time in Eudora, when I click on a link a
> colleague sends me, the ThinkPad passes the ball to Netscape (I now
> use Firefox as my default browser). Netscape is mounted and can
> respond, but it's slow and at times I loose Netscape; as if I dismount
> Netscape, I can't get it back without rebooting, a nasty chore for
> other reasons.
>
> What I need to do is to change things so that Firefox is the
> default
> browser as far as Eudora is concerned (other softwares know better and
> uses Firefox).
>
> So, can anyone here tell me how to change the default browser (in
> Eudora's eyes) to be Firefox. I'd even settle for Internet Explorer
> which seems to be well-behaved these days, though I do prefer
> Firefox... I've looked all over Eudora and Windows explorer, and can
> find no hint at all.
>
> Thanks in advance for whatever info you can offer....
>
> Angelo Campanella
Angelo,
I strongly suspect you can get an answer to this problem on the Eudora
newsgroup. There is more than one eudora discussion group, but I think
if you simply pick the one with the vast majority of postings on it you
will have found the correct one. I do not recall the specific group
name, but I have used that group occasionaly when I have had Eudora
problems in the past. Good luck. Just search all groups for Eudora.
Ed
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