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Outlook Default Newsreader
Please forgive me if this has been asked before, but I've only just joined
the newsgroup and can't see anything on this topic. I'm running Outlook 2003 on Vista Home Premium and am trying to set Windows Mail as the default newsreader. I have Windows Mail set as default newsreader, and enabled in the Default Programs. When I try to call it from Outlook using the News button, Windows Explorer opens for me to select the program to use. Picking out Windows Mail .exe file from program files starts it up OK, but I can't make the setting stick - every time I hit the News button I have to select the program again. How do I make the setting stick? Assuming there is a way to do this, is it possible to call Windows Mail to open in news only mode - there used to be a /newsonly command line parameter in Outlook Express, but it doesn't seem to work with Mail. Regards, Bob |
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Outlook Default Newsreader
The command line switch for OE news is
"C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe" /news According to a Windows Mail MVP the OE command Line switches work in Mail. For further info post to the Windows Mail group "Bob Henson" wrote in message ... Please forgive me if this has been asked before, but I've only just joined the newsgroup and can't see anything on this topic. I'm running Outlook 2003 on Vista Home Premium and am trying to set Windows Mail as the default newsreader. I have Windows Mail set as default newsreader, and enabled in the Default Programs. When I try to call it from Outlook using the News button, Windows Explorer opens for me to select the program to use. Picking out Windows Mail .exe file from program files starts it up OK, but I can't make the setting stick - every time I hit the News button I have to select the program again. How do I make the setting stick? Assuming there is a way to do this, is it possible to call Windows Mail to open in news only mode - there used to be a /newsonly command line parameter in Outlook Express, but it doesn't seem to work with Mail. Regards, Bob |
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Outlook Default Newsreader
I should have said shortcut for OE news
"DL" wrote in message ... The command line switch for OE news is "C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe" /news According to a Windows Mail MVP the OE command Line switches work in Mail. For further info post to the Windows Mail group "Bob Henson" wrote in message ... Please forgive me if this has been asked before, but I've only just joined the newsgroup and can't see anything on this topic. I'm running Outlook 2003 on Vista Home Premium and am trying to set Windows Mail as the default newsreader. I have Windows Mail set as default newsreader, and enabled in the Default Programs. When I try to call it from Outlook using the News button, Windows Explorer opens for me to select the program to use. Picking out Windows Mail .exe file from program files starts it up OK, but I can't make the setting stick - every time I hit the News button I have to select the program again. How do I make the setting stick? Assuming there is a way to do this, is it possible to call Windows Mail to open in news only mode - there used to be a /newsonly command line parameter in Outlook Express, but it doesn't seem to work with Mail. Regards, Bob |
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