I use cruzio's webmail (and to a much lesser degree, a gmail account), not the Windows email client. It looks like xp pro will only let me configure a client resident on the computer's own drives as the default mail program. Since I do not wish to have windows or opera muck with my email, I haven't configured either of them and I don't intend to (I don't want my email archives on my computer at all. My webmail also keeps copies of sent mail).
This is my problem. Whenever I need to use somebody's mailto: link I get a popup Outlook Express mail form. It's of course nonfunctional. So to actually send that mail I have to copy the address and paste it into a webmail form. But if I could set the webmail as the default -- at least when I have it open in a browser window -- I could save that annoyance. Can I? How can I? I really don't want to use Outlook Express, or Opera, or Firefox, or Eudora,or . . . etc. I like how my webmail works. If it's not possible to set webmail as the default, I'd rather continue kludging as I do now than to install a client. But can I set my webmail as a default mail program -- seeing that it isn't resident on the computer?
This is my problem. Whenever I need to use somebody's mailto: link I get a popup Outlook Express mail form. It's of course nonfunctional. So to actually send that mail I have to copy the address and paste it into a webmail form. But if I could set the webmail as the default -- at least when I have it open in a browser window -- I could save that annoyance. Can I? How can I? I really don't want to use Outlook Express, or Opera, or Firefox, or Eudora,or . . . etc. I like how my webmail works. If it's not possible to set webmail as the default, I'd rather continue kludging as I do now than to install a client. But can I set my webmail as a default mail program -- seeing that it isn't resident on the computer?
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