[access-uk] Re: How do I change which programme sends E-mail to websites
- From: "Carol Pearson" <carol.pearson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2004 18:44:44 +0100
Have you succeeded in doing this, Alex?
My experience has been that there's always a bit of a problem in getting
Outlook and Outlook Express to interact. It appears that you either
want one or the other as your mainstay. On my last system, I selected
Outlook Express as my mail client and that was fine until I installed
Outlook. I didn't even make it the Default programme but found there
were certain occasions, when I hit a link from a WEB site, when all
would freeze up because there was obviously some conflict between
Outlook and Outlook Express.
Theoretically you should be able to do it by answering the questions
correctly as to which you want to do what, but I fully realise, from my
own experience, that it doesn't always work that way.
I will be interested to know if you sort this one though so keep us
posted.
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Carol
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: How do I change which programme sends E-mail to
websites
Hi Peter and all,
Peter, you asked what exactly I am trying to do, well, here is
thatanswer.
If you remember I meantioned that I had problems with a questionaire on
a
particular website recently. I have tried refreshing the screen on that
site but can not get the questionaire to beghave correctly in OE, or
come to
think of it in Outlook itself.
When I fill in the questionaire it shows as complete, but when I enter
on
the submnit button I am asked if I want to send an E-mail containing the
questionaire.
On hitting OK I should be presented with an E-mail containing the
ompleted
questionaire, but instead I am being presented with a blank E-mail.
What I was trying to do was set things so that all normal messages came
through OE but such things as sending E-mails from questionaires and
such
was done through Outlook.
I hope this helps you 8understand what I am trying to do.
Alexander Shannon
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