We configure IE6 with GPO's. The problem is that when a user clics on a
mailto email on a website it does not show outlook 2000 as we configure
with GPO's. instead Outlook express comes on. To fix the problem I had
to set the email program IE6 back to outlook express, clic on the
mailto, after that outlook express comes on. Close down outlook express
and go back in IE6 to change the email program to outlook 2000 clic on
the mailto on the website and at last outlook 2000 comes up and the
problem is fix. Is there any way to fix that problem without doing what
i did.

thanks

In ups.com,
typed:
We configure IE6 with GPO's. The problem is that when a user clics on
a mailto email on a website it does not show outlook 2000 as we
configure with GPO's. instead Outlook express comes on. To fix the
problem I had to set the email program IE6 back to outlook express,
clic on the mailto, after that outlook express comes on. Close down
outlook express and go back in IE6 to change the email program to
outlook 2000 clic on the mailto on the website and at last outlook
2000 comes up and the problem is fix. Is there any way to fix that
problem without doing what i did.

thanks

You might have more luck in a Group Policy group....the issue is the Windows
default mail client, not an Outlook problem per se.

Try m.p.windows.group_policy....

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In ups.com,
typed:
We configure IE6 with GPO's. The problem is that when a user clics on
a mailto email on a website it does not show outlook 2000 as we
configure with GPO's. instead Outlook express comes on. To fix the
problem I had to set the email program IE6 back to outlook express,
clic on the mailto, after that outlook express comes on. Close down
outlook express and go back in IE6 to change the email program to
outlook 2000 clic on the mailto on the website and at last outlook
2000 comes up and the problem is fix. Is there any way to fix that
problem without doing what i did.

thanks

You might have more luck in a Group Policy group....the issue is the Windows
default mail client, not an Outlook problem per se.

Try m.p.windows.group_policy....
thanks for your help