I previously used Netscape mail on this PC. Installed Mozilla, which 
took over the Netscape settings. I then uninstalled Netscape. So the 
browser and the email program comes from the same source, i.e. Mozilla.
On another PC, I first uninstalled Netscape, then installed Mozilla and 
copied the mailboxes from a backup to that PC. On the second PC all is 
well, and when you click on a link, the browser window opens.

Any suggestions?

At Neethling
Cape Town

On 30 Jan 2006 20:26, David Gillett wrote:

 >   Odds are that your email program doesn't know you've changed
 > browsers.
 > The exact fix for that will depend on what email program you use.
 >
 > David Gillett
 >
 >
 >> On 30 Jan 2006 at 20:53, At Neethling wrote:
 >>
 >>
 >> I have recently installed Mozilla version 1.8 on a PC where I
 >> previously
 >> used Netscape as the default browser. I successfully transferred
 >> all the
 >> mail files to Mozilla and started using this. After a day or so, I
 >> noticed that whenever I receive an e-mail with a link in it, double
 >> clicking on the link will not work. Even right clicking and choosing
 >> "Open in a new web page" will not work. The only recourse I have is
 >> to
 >> copy and paste the link into the webbrowser.
 >>
 >> The PC is a 2.6Ghz Celeron running under Win2000 Pro. The user has
 >> administrator rights. I also have Sygate Personal Firewall installed.
 >>
 >> Any one with similar problems and how to resolve them?
 >>
 >> At Neethling
 >> Cape Town


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