Re: adding internet explorer to send to

[Kelly]

Yes it does make sense, Jeff and will check into it. Thanks for the
feedback and no problem on the gender. It is has been happening for years.
:o)

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"rtdos" > wrote in message
om...
> i found out something whcih actually you may want to post this on your
> website. when you install service pack 1 or 1a and use the "set
> program defaults" application and set netscape or some other browser
> as your default browser and disable able access (i.e. program short
> cuts) to internet explorer it will hide (and harden the attribute so
> that it can't be changed) and thus you can't use it in "SendTo" unless
> you enable access to Internet Explorer even though Netscape (or some
> other browser) is your default web browser.
>
> Make Sense ? but i am not sure how it affects other programs
> (although i tends to make MSN Messenger 4.x as my default and not the
> new MSN Messenger 5.x)
>
> btw, sorry to be "gender confused" :o)
>
>
> "Kelly" > wrote in message
>...
> > Did that help your SendTo issues? BTW, I did receive your e-mail and
will
> > reply.
> >
> > --
> > All the Best,
> > Kelly