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559974 2007-06-17 05:40:00 I am running Vista and Word 2002. ( can't see any advantage worth spending extra money for later versions)
How do I get a word document sent to Thunderbird not Outlook (or Express).


Barry
blennox (3452)
559975 2007-06-17 05:56:00 Make Thunderbird your default mail program.
When I choose Send To from Word, it automatically opens my default email program (Mozilla)
pctek (84)
559976 2007-06-17 09:47:00 Thanks but no success. I have gone into Control Panel>Default programs>Set Default Programs but nothing changes. Am I missing something?

Barry
blennox (3452)
559977 2007-06-17 11:14:00 Try from in thunderbird: (ver 2.0) Tools/options/general

Should see 'check if Tbird is default' & select it. Shut & reopen & it should be default from then on.
mmmork (6822)
559978 2007-06-17 20:51:00 I tried that but have a problem. When I open T'bird I get the message about making it default programme. I tick it, and also not to be reminded each time. The I follow your suggestion about making T'bird default programme. Each time I exit and re enter, the box ( mail) is unticked again. I have rebooted twice. Any ideas

Barry
blennox (3452)
559979 2007-06-17 21:44:00 Thunderbird is ^$!Q@^!

Never had Outlook loose mail, t.b. (appropriate that) has on several occasions and is not allowed on my network now.
zcc (50)
559980 2007-06-17 21:49:00 Thunderbird is ^$!Q@^!

Never had Outlook loose mail, t.b. (appropriate that) has on several occasions and is not allowed on my network now.

Matter of opinion... i have used thunderbird for a long time and it hasn't missed a beat... im sure a lot of people would agree too!!
wratterus (105)
559981 2007-06-17 21:53:00 Matter of opinion... i have used thunderbird for a long time and it hasn't missed a beat... im sure a lot of people would agree too!!
Thats great. I wished it had worked for me/us but well obviously it didnt and the support forums etc were not much help so its in the 'too hard' basket for now.
zcc (50)
559982 2007-06-18 05:29:00 It could be that the Thunderbird is not 100% compatible with Window Vista. If you look up the Thunderbird website, you will see that Win XP is recommended O/S. stingray (12122)
559983 2007-06-18 05:40:00 I think stringray knocked the nail on the head there!, seems the setting wont stick to the profile, prolly some UAC issue.....LOL SolMiester (139)
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