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Check to see the program set for the open action for file type - URL:HyperText Transport Protocol. Check here in My Computer: View menu &gt;&nbsp;Folder options &gt;&nbsp;File Types tab<br />
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Make sure it's set to be IE
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Check to see the program set for the open action for file type - URL:HyperText Transport Protocol. Check here in My Computer: View menu > Folder options > File Types tab

Make sure it's set to be IE

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The files are showing as IE. &nbsp;One thing I noticed as I tried this again today, this happens when I hit the shift key to open a new window like I do in IE. &nbsp;I do this occasionally when several emails have links in them and I don't want the new call to overwrite the first.<br />
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Maybe this means it is something that I will have to live with?<br />
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davlun
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The files are showing as IE.  One thing I noticed as I tried this again today, this happens when I hit the shift key to open a new window like I do in IE.  I do this occasionally when several emails have links in them and I don't want the new call to overwrite the first.

Maybe this means it is something that I will have to live with?

davlun

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Thanks for the help,<br />
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davlun
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Hello,<br />
I have outlook 98 and whenever I click on a link a dialog windows comes up and asks me to select my link browser, instead of defaulting to IE.<br />
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How do I make it default to IE for links?<br />
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THanks,<br />
davlun
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Hello,
I have outlook 98 and whenever I click on a link a dialog windows comes up and asks me to select my link browser, instead of defaulting to IE.

How do I make it default to IE for links?

THanks,
davlun

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.