I use Outlook 2003 and often receive messages from a software system
that requires me to use a particular browser to read the URL's included
in the email (it downloads special software into the browser that only
runs in that browser). I don't want to change my default browser to
this special browser and it's a real pain copy/pasting the URL's into
this special browser.

What I'd like to do is to change the browser used to open URL's from
within Outlook only (rather than changing the default browser for the
whole system). Extensive googling has thrown up nothing so far ...

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

Mark

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I use Outlook 2003 and often receive messages from a software system
that requires me to use a particular browser to read the URL's included
in the email (it downloads special software into the browser that only
runs in that browser). I don't want to change my default browser to
this special browser and it's a real pain copy/pasting the URL's into
this special browser.

What I'd like to do is to change the browser used to open URL's from
within Outlook only (rather than changing the default browser for the
whole system). Extensive googling has thrown up nothing so far ...

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

Mark

I don' think it is possible.

in the email (it downloads special software into the browser that only
runs in that browser). I don't want to change my default browser to

I'd have to be very certain of the trustworthiness of such sites. Sounds
like a major security risk to me.

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John Blessing wrote:

wrote in message
ups.com...
I use Outlook 2003 and often receive messages from a software system
that requires me to use a particular browser to read the URL's included
in the email (it downloads special software into the browser that only
runs in that browser). I don't want to change my default browser to
this special browser and it's a real pain copy/pasting the URL's into
this special browser.

What I'd like to do is to change the browser used to open URL's from
within Outlook only (rather than changing the default browser for the
whole system). Extensive googling has thrown up nothing so far ...

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

Mark

I don' think it is possible.

in the email (it downloads special software into the browser that only
runs in that browser). I don't want to change my default browser to

I'd have to be very certain of the trustworthiness of such sites. Sounds
like a major security risk to me.

It's MS Project Server ... :-o

Mark

wrote:

What I'd like to do is to change the browser used to open URL's from
within Outlook only (rather than changing the default browser for the
whole system). Extensive googling has thrown up nothing so far ...

I don't think there's any way to do that.
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Brian Tillman