Run the Default Programs applet. Select "Set your default programs."
After the list of programs comes up, click on Eudora to highlight it,
and then click on "Set this program as default."
If that does not fix the problem, you should probably seek help in a
Eudora forum.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
"Bill" <NoSpam@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:m06ij3dflckn5smt02tbtcgptfcg29v9iq@xxxxxx
Quote:
> I'm having a strange problem. Last June I initially loaded Eudora
> into my new Vista Premium PC. A couple of weeks ago I tried Windows
> Mail, but decided I liked Eudora more. So I switched back to Eudora,
> but cannot establish it as my default E-mail handler in IE7 again!
>
> I've uninstalled and reinstalled Eudora but that didn't work. I've
> been into the "Set Program Access and Computer Defaults", but Eudora
> simply isn't there in either the "Custom" or "Non-Windows" programs.
> I'm the admin on a 1-user PC, so this isn't the problem. I've run
> Eudora by clicking on "Run as administrator", but this doesn't work
> even if Eudora tells me it is not the default program and I click to
> make it the default. I do know how set an E-mail program as default
> in just about any version of Windows, but there seems to be an
> incompatability between Vista and Eudora.
>
> This isn't really a big problem, just that a "mailto" on a web page
> doesn't work right. This is my only problem with Vista, IE7, and my
> E-mail program, so I'm really not too worried about it. But, I would
> like to fix it if possible. Can anyone help?
>
> Thanks, Bill