Send to menu Mail Recipient guidance needed

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Rick Sierk

I'm trying to help a friend who uses XP. I can't give you the Build version
if that matters. He wants to use the Send to right click menu to send files
to email. If he follows all the submenus, he gets to one requesting an
Outlook profile. He doesn't have Outlook, only Outlook Express. I am
hoping that Outlook is a default assignation and can be changed. He says
that Help gives no guidance. I couldn't find anything in the KB. Can
anyone direct me to a full, written procedure I can forward to him? Thanks.
I'm still back in Win2000 land, have Outlook, and have never used the Send
to for email. Thanks. Rick
 
Rick Sierk wrote:
> I'm trying to help a friend who uses XP. I can't give you the Build version
> if that matters. He wants to use the Send to right click menu to send files
> to email. If he follows all the submenus, he gets to one requesting an
> Outlook profile. He doesn't have Outlook, only Outlook Express. I am
> hoping that Outlook is a default assignation and can be changed. He says
> that Help gives no guidance. I couldn't find anything in the KB. Can
> anyone direct me to a full, written procedure I can forward to him? Thanks.
> I'm still back in Win2000 land, have Outlook, and have never used the Send
> to for email. Thanks. Rick


Send To Mail Recipient option does nothing (or uses OL in this case..)
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/sendtomail.htm

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Joe =o)
 
Rick Sierk wrote:

> I'm trying to help a friend who uses XP. I can't give you the Build
> version if that matters. He wants to use the Send to right click
> menu to send files to email. If he follows all the submenus, he gets
> to one requesting an Outlook profile. He doesn't have Outlook, only
> Outlook Express. I am hoping that Outlook is a default assignation
> and can be changed. He says that Help gives no guidance. I couldn't
> find anything in the KB. Can anyone direct me to a full, written
> procedure I can forward to him? Thanks. I'm still back in Win2000
> land, have Outlook, and have never used the Send to for email.
> Thanks. Rick


Hi Rick Sierk,

Change the default email client in Internet Options.

How To Change Default Email Client
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555566

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William Crawford
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
 
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