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Anonymous   05-30-2005 at 03:31:02 PM

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Hello,

When I want to email photos (reduced) from my PSE 3 Organizer, the only
email clients available to me is Outlook, Outlook Express, or Adobe
Mail Service. I'd like to use my primary email software Mozilla
Thunderbird (so I can view my sent file easily).

Is there any way to get PSE 3 to accept T-bird as an email client?

Thank you,

skim

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Anonymous   06-03-2005 at 11:20:28 PM
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skim500@mindspring.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I want to email photos (reduced) from my PSE 3 Organizer, the only
> email clients available to me is Outlook, Outlook Express, or Adobe
> Mail Service. I'd like to use my primary email software Mozilla
> Thunderbird (so I can view my sent file easily).
>
> Is there any way to get PSE 3 to accept T-bird as an email client?
>
> Thank you,
>
> skim
>
I have Mozilla Thunderbird set as my default mail program, and PSE3
works just great with it. Make sure you have it set as the default mail
program, both in the program, and in the OS (if using WinXP or Win2K).


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Ron Hunter rphunter@charter.net

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itpro76   08-25-2008 at 06:29:50 PM
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I have WIN XP and use Thunderbird too ... When I tried to send to Thunderbird using PSE the PSE changed my default email.
It now points to some strange URL that asks me to log in using ID and Password.

I have Thunderbird setup as default email client (within Thunderbird) I've tried setting it up in WIN XP using "Set Program Access and Defaults" but no success.

Can you please explain exactly what should be done to set XP defaults?

Thanks

ITPRO76

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