By the way: that didn't solve the problem.
"Cal Bear '66" wrote:
Quote:
> Control Panel (Classic view) > Default Programs > "Set your default programs"
> link, highlight Windows Mail and Internet Explorer and press the top green arrow
> to assign all defaults to them.
>
> P.S. Stop whining!
>
>
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "CatChase" <CatChase@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6737D900-62F3-4732-844D-8C3BF4C2890F@xxxxxx Quote:
> > I've read all the posts regarding Windows Mail and not found the answer.
> >
> > When I open an email message in the most inept version of Outlook Express
> > ever devised, Windows Mail, I am not able to follow any link within the
> > email. Each click on a link results in an error message that reads:
> >
> > "http://whatever_the_link_address_is.ext" then "Application not found."
> >
> > I have ensured that the phishing options are unchecked. I have IE7 as my
> > default browser (it's the only browser). I have the images unblocked in HTML
> > emails. My security level is just below medium as I am the only user on the
> > computer and don't need to worry about someone going to an unknown website.
> >
> > These links are accessible on a separate computer using Outlook Express and
> > Outlook 2003. These links are accessible using www.my.yahoo.com (AT&T email
> > on the web after it bought out sbc, which bought out snet).
> >
> > The only email program that will not permit access to the links is Windows
> > Mail.
> >
> > (No, I am not interested in downloading another free email software because
> > I have a free one that should work considering the cost of the whole package.) >
>