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From: ~Mahler Mlle.~ on 16 Jul 2010 16:12
Is it common for the MS updates to revert our systems back to Outlook? This
happens every time there's a Update lately. I use OE and only "notice" it
when I attempt to Send a link to someone from my IE, via email - and the
weird window pops up that won't access my OE address book. I have been
setting a new Restore Point, but last time I just went in and found my OE
was no longer the default. Am I doing all right?

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From: Uke A. Liptus on 16 Jul 2010 16:34
Outlook updates will reset to Outlook as the default mail reader. You simply
change it back to OE.
"~Mahler Mlle.~" <tiredofthis(a)nospam.att.com> wrote in message
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: Is it common for the MS updates to revert our systems back to Outlook?
This
: happens every time there's a Update lately. I use OE and only "notice" it
: when I attempt to Send a link to someone from my IE, via email - and the
: weird window pops up that won't access my OE address book. I have been
: setting a new Restore Point, but last time I just went in and found my OE
: was no longer the default. Am I doing all right?
:
: --
: "We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual
: beings having a human experience ( Pierre Teilhard de Chardin)."
:
:
:
:
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From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 16 Jul 2010 16:26
If it's OL 2003 or earlier, it's been very common for years now.

Microsoft Outlook updates change the default mail handler to Microsoft
Outlook
http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#13


~Mahler Mlle.~ wrote:
> Is it common for the MS updates to revert our systems back to Outlook?
> This
> happens every time there's a Update lately. I use OE and only "notice" it
> when I attempt to Send a link to someone from my IE, via email - and the
> weird window pops up that won't access my OE address book. I have been
> setting a new Restore Point, but last time I just went in and found my OE
> was no longer the default. Am I doing all right?

From: ~Mahler Mlle.~ on 16 Jul 2010 17:31
thank you, PA Bear - again!! It's been driving me nuts.

PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
>> If it's OL 2003 or earlier, it's been very common for years now.
>>
>> Microsoft Outlook updates change the default mail handler to
>> Microsoft Outlook
>> http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#13
>>
>>
>> ~Mahler Mlle.~ wrote:
>>> Is it common for the MS updates to revert our systems back to
>>> Outlook? This
>>> happens every time there's a Update lately. I use OE and only
>>> "notice" it when I attempt to Send a link to someone from my IE,
>>> via email - and the weird window pops up that won't access my OE
>>> address book. I have been setting a new Restore Point, but last
>>> time I just went in and found my OE was no longer the default. Am I
>>> doing all right?


From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 16 Jul 2010 20:10
YW. It's been driving OE MVPs nuts for quite some time. MS didn't wanna
hear about it.

~Mahler Mlle.~ wrote:
> thank you, PA Bear - again!! It's been driving me nuts.
>
> PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
>>> If it's OL 2003 or earlier, it's been very common for years now.
>>>
>>> Microsoft Outlook updates change the default mail handler to
>>> Microsoft Outlook
>>> http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#13
>>>
>>>
>>> ~Mahler Mlle.~ wrote:
>>>> Is it common for the MS updates to revert our systems back to
>>>> Outlook? This
>>>> happens every time there's a Update lately. I use OE and only
>>>> "notice" it when I attempt to Send a link to someone from my IE,
>>>> via email - and the weird window pops up that won't access my OE
>>>> address book. I have been setting a new Restore Point, but last
>>>> time I just went in and found my OE was no longer the default. Am I
>>>> doing all right?

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