Word 2002 won't recognise e-mail client

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Meteosat

Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 
M

Meteosat

Meteosat said:
Hi in Office 2002 Powerpoint and Access both recognise my third party e-mail
client (As does IE6) but Word sees no e-mail client. So send to: doesn't work
in Word, whereas it does in the others - is there a workaround for this?

Cheers,

James

Solved now - needed to edit the win.ini file and correct the [MAIL] entries.
DOn't think the installer is very good in this area :-((

Cheers
James
 

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