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Specify the browser to use to go to the hyperlink. Hold down SHIFT and click the hyperlink, and then locate the browser you want in the Locate Link Browser dialog box.<br />
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Hope this helps.<br />

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Specify the browser to use to go to the hyperlink. Hold down SHIFT and click the hyperlink, and then locate the browser you want in the Locate Link Browser dialog box.

Hope this helps.


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I tried what you said but no Locate Link Browser Box came up. &nbsp;When I click on an email address a new window opens but nothing happens when I click on a URL.<br />

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I tried what you said but no Locate Link Browser Box came up.  When I click on an email address a new window opens but nothing happens when I click on a URL.


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Thank you very much for the answer to my problem with Outlook Express. &nbsp;Your suggestion worked fine. &nbsp;Keep up the good work!<br />

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Thank you very much for the answer to my problem with Outlook Express.  Your suggestion worked fine.  Keep up the good work!


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I just recently installed Outlook Express and IE 4.01. &nbsp;When I received e-mail with a URL in it I used to be able to just click on it and my IE would automatically open up to that particular page. &nbsp;For some reason that doesnt' occurr anymore and I'm wondering if there was something I might have changed and didn't realize it. &nbsp;If anyone could help I would certainly appreciate it.
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I just recently installed Outlook Express and IE 4.01.  When I received e-mail with a URL in it I used to be able to just click on it and my IE would automatically open up to that particular page.  For some reason that doesnt' occurr anymore and I'm wondering if there was something I might have changed and didn't realize it.  If anyone could help I would certainly appreciate it.

URL's in Outlook Express

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