[scook106]

I run Windows XP is Bellsouth.net DSL as ISP. I DO NOT USE OUTLOOK EXPRESS. I
am set up with Bellsouth using Web mail.
I too am getting "Could not perform operation because the default mail
client is not properly installed.
Any suggestions?
--
scook106

[PA Bear]

What is *your* default email client, if it's not OE?
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security

scook106 wrote:
> I run Windows XP is Bellsouth.net DSL as ISP. I DO NOT USE OUTLOOK
> EXPRESS. I am set up with Bellsouth using Web mail.
> I too am getting "Could not perform operation because the default mail
> client is not properly installed.
> Any suggestions?

[PA Bear]

Also see http://windowsxp.mvps.org/mailtoprotocol.htm
--
~PA Bear

scook106 wrote:
> I run Windows XP is Bellsouth.net DSL as ISP. I DO NOT USE OUTLOOK
> EXPRESS. I am set up with Bellsouth using Web mail.
> I too am getting "Could not perform operation because the default mail
> client is not properly installed.
> Any suggestions?

[scook106]

I went to your link and followed the second directions by looking at the
register. There is already a URL Protocol REG_SZ listed. I use Web Mail
via Bellsouth.net. I don't like the way Outlook Express downloads mail into
my computer before I have had a chance to look at it. The way I view email
now is very similar to the way I used to view my mail on AOL. I never like
Outlook Express.
--
scook106


"PA Bear" wrote:

> Also see http://windowsxp.mvps.org/mailtoprotocol.htm
> --
> ~PA Bear
>
> scook106 wrote:
> > I run Windows XP is Bellsouth.net DSL as ISP. I DO NOT USE OUTLOOK
> > EXPRESS. I am set up with Bellsouth using Web mail.
> > I too am getting "Could not perform operation because the default mail
> > client is not properly installed.
> > Any suggestions?
>

[PA Bear]

URL:MailTo Protocol will point to your default, installed Mail Client (e.g.,
Outlook, Outlook Express, Hotmail, Yahoo, Eudora, etc.). To have MailTo
options invoke your Bell South web-based account, contact Bell South for
instructions on making it your default Mail Client.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security

scook106 wrote:
> I went to your link and followed the second directions by looking at the
> register. There is already a URL Protocol REG_SZ listed. I use Web Mail
> via Bellsouth.net. I don't like the way Outlook Express downloads mail
> into my computer before I have had a chance to look at it. The way I view
> email now is very similar to the way I used to view my mail on AOL. I
> never like Outlook Express.
>
> > Also see http://windowsxp.mvps.org/mailtoprotocol.htm
> > --
> > ~PA Bear
> >
> > scook106 wrote:
> > > I run Windows XP is Bellsouth.net DSL as ISP. I DO NOT USE OUTLOOK
> > > EXPRESS. I am set up with Bellsouth using Web mail.
> > > I too am getting "Could not perform operation because the default mail
> > > client is not properly installed.
> > > Any suggestions?

[scook106]

thank you. I will contact them.
--
scook106


"PA Bear" wrote:

> URL:MailTo Protocol will point to your default, installed Mail Client (e.g.,
> Outlook, Outlook Express, Hotmail, Yahoo, Eudora, etc.). To have MailTo
> options invoke your Bell South web-based account, contact Bell South for
> instructions on making it your default Mail Client.
> --
> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
> MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security
>
> scook106 wrote:
> > I went to your link and followed the second directions by looking at the
> > register. There is already a URL Protocol REG_SZ listed. I use Web Mail
> > via Bellsouth.net. I don't like the way Outlook Express downloads mail
> > into my computer before I have had a chance to look at it. The way I view
> > email now is very similar to the way I used to view my mail on AOL. I
> > never like Outlook Express.
> >
> > > Also see http://windowsxp.mvps.org/mailtoprotocol.htm
> > > --
> > > ~PA Bear
> > >
> > > scook106 wrote:
> > > > I run Windows XP is Bellsouth.net DSL as ISP. I DO NOT USE OUTLOOK
> > > > EXPRESS. I am set up with Bellsouth using Web mail.
> > > > I too am getting "Could not perform operation because the default mail
> > > > client is not properly installed.
> > > > Any suggestions?
>
>