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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008How to change default browser when clicking on e-mail links?
Currently, when I click on a link in any e-mail message, Outlook autmoatically opens Internet Explorer. Instead, I want the links to open Mozilla Firefox. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Adam Koren trustinglife@gmail.com > Currently, when I click on a link in any e-mail message, Outlook > autmoatically opens Internet Explorer. Instead, I want the links to > open Mozilla Firefox. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated! Edit the "URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol" and "URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol with Privacy" file types to open with the browser you choose.  SignatureBrian Tillman Okay... where do I find that? Adam > > Currently, when I click on a link in any e-mail message, Outlook > > autmoatically opens Internet Explorer. Instead, I want the links to [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Edit the "URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol" and "URL:HyperText Transfer > Protocol with Privacy" file types to open with the browser you choose. > Okay... where do I find that? Control Panel>Folder Options>File Types SignatureBrian Tillman That was SUPER helpful - good directions. Thanks! Adam > > Okay... where do I find that? > > Control Panel>Folder Options>File Types I hoped to get similar result, but when I go to Control Panel/Folder Options I don't see where to change file type like instructions said to do. > That was SUPER helpful - good directions. > Thanks! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > > Control Panel>Folder Options>File Types > I hoped to get similar result, but when I go to Control Panel/Folder > Options I don't see where to change file type like instructions said > to do. Select the "URL:HyperText Markup Language" file type. Click Advanced. Select the "open" action and click Edit. See if the references there are correct. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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