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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Embedded Link Error
Hi, When clicking on an email link sometime ago, a dialogue box opened to ask 'which program' I wanted to use to open it (rather than automatically going to IE). I hastily selected something, and now when I go to click on a link in an email, rather than opening IE and going to the site, there is a 'file extraction' message that pops up (it is evidently using a program I incorrectly selected as opposed to opening IE). My question more than likely has a simple answer: how do I 'redo' this error, so that when I click on a link in an email, it uses IE rather than this other program? Thanks for your help! Make today great! Chris Right click on a link, select Open with, choose IE and check Always use this program. You can also open file associations and change the html and url associations to IE. > Hi, > When clicking on an email link sometime ago, a dialogue box opened to ask [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Make today great! > Chris Hi Mary, Thanks for your response. I'm still stuck, as when I right click on the link I get a 'greyed out' cut, copy, paste and clear, and then can also select 'select all,' 'lookup' or 'translate.' On the second part of your suggestion, how would I get to the 'file association' to change the html and url association to IE (and would that apply globally to ALL email links?)? Thanks again. > Right click on a link, select Open with, choose IE and check Always use this > program. You can also open file associations and change the html and url [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Make today great! > > Chris Hi Mary, SUCCESS! My wife (it was her computer with the issue) found a 'repair and detect' command in Outlook, hit that and it asked us for an association. I then took us to Program Files/IE and associated it with the executable file there...and it worked. Thanks again for your help. Enjoy your weekend! Make today great! Chris > Hi Mary, > Thanks for your response. I'm still stuck, as when I right click on the link [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > Make today great! > > > Chris
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