Make a hyperlink that looks like this :
mailto:whatever@aol.com
I use Outlook 2003 for my email. When you click a link in an Outlook email, it opens in internet Explorer. After some hunting I found a way to fix it so that Outlook email hyperlinks open in Firefox instead, at least with Windows XP.
If you're a Firefox fan (and if not, do consider trying it sometime: ), try this:
1. Launch My Computer or Windows Explorer.
2. Choose menu 'Tools' -> 'Folder Options'
3. Click the 'File Types' tab.
4. Scroll down to find 'URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol' (under the File Types column) and make sure it's highlighted.
5. Click the 'Advanced' button.
6. In the 'Actions' box make sure that 'open' is highlighted (click on it if necessary)
7. Click the 'Edit' button.
8. Uncheck 'Use DDE', click the Browse button and browse to Firefox.exe on your system, and click OK. [Updated for clarification, sorry about the earlier omission.] If you get a "file not found" message, browse to Firefox.exe and click OK.
9. The path to Firefox.exe should now appear in the 'Application used to perform this action' box.
10. Go to that 'Application used to perform this action' box, and add '-url "%1"' at the end, without the single quotes, so that it reads e.g. (on my computer at least) "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -url "%1" - with the double quotes!
10. Click OK again.
11. Repeat the process with the file type 'URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol with Privacy'
in processess tab click on the outlook process and clikc 'end process' button.
The browser, firefox, allows you to surf the internet.
Outlook! In The Old Versions Of Windows It Was Called "Outlook Express"
Yes.
Dowloading Firefox.
DAT format is used with several different programs. However, widely used with Microsoft Outlook. Try using Outlook to open the file. If not, go to www.filext.com, enter DAT in the search bar, this will give you more details on different programs that can be used.
Mostly email.
The following instructions are to be used for accessing your University email address using Outlook Web App (further referred to as OWA).OWA makes it easy for you to manage your e-mails, calendars, and contacts by providing access to your account from virtually anywhere. Your email can be available through almost any computer, smartphone, or Web browser- including Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari-through Outlook Web App. To learn more about all of the supported browsers and operating systems for OWA, click here.With the OWA, you can:Manage your e-mail through a Web browser.View your e-mail messages, contacts, and calendar events stored on Exchange Server.Find familiar experiences found in Outlook 2010 such as multiple calendars, shared calendars, organization hierarchy, free/busy status, and more.To access OWA visit: https://owa.concordia.ca/owa/If you ever misplace this link, you can find it in your desktop version of the Outlook email client.Launch Outlook and click on 'File' and then 'Info'The link to the OWA is posted under 'Account Settings'
Web content filtering add on products can be used with Firefox web browser. Video download helper and framework assistant add ons can also be used. There are many other add ons that can be used with Firefox web browser besides these products.
IE Tab: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419
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Yes, Gmail can be used with firefox. It can also be used with other browsers such as Internet Explorer and Opera, but might have better integration with Google Chrome.