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It appears that adding the machine name to the list did the trick. &nbsp;Thanks.
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It appears that adding the machine name to the list did the trick.  Thanks.

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I have an application that uses a web page for the user interface. &nbsp;When I click log in it normally opens an IE browser window using <a href="http://127.0.0.1" rel="ugc">http://127.0.0.1</a>&nbsp;for the local host. &nbsp;After installing FP, whenever I click login, it opens FP instead of IE. &nbsp;I did not change any settings to make FP my default browser or anything. &nbsp;I do not have any sites pointing to the other application. &nbsp;When I uninstall FP it works normally. &nbsp;Does FT use 127.0.0.1 for anything? and is there some way to modify it?
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I have an application that uses a web page for the user interface.  When I click log in it normally opens an IE browser window using http://127.0.0.1 for the local host.  After installing FP, whenever I click login, it opens FP instead of IE.  I did not change any settings to make FP my default browser or anything.  I do not have any sites pointing to the other application.  When I uninstall FP it works normally.  Does FT use 127.0.0.1 for anything? and is there some way to modify it?

Logging into a software product with a web interface opens Front Page

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