Hello Rachel:

This sounds like the issue Clack had with IE 9 back on September 1.

Below is the same cure I gave Clark.

With IE 9 open pull down the tools menu and choose Internet options



With the focus on the general tab arrow over to change the focus to programs



Tab down the window until you land on select programs and enter on that



When another window opens tab about four times until you land on program 
access and computer defaults then enter on that



The select program access and computer defaults window opens



Select the Microsoft windows radio button and your choices for programs 
along with email options will show up. Now I am a mouse user so I don't know 
what keystrokes to use to get to these options. I know I should have told 
you this at the top of the page.



If you can get your email selection made then just enters on ok for each 
window and that is it.



 The nice thing about this is using the mail recipient icon on the Word 2003 
and later versions on the toolbar. I often compose my emails in word then 
click on this icon to have the email form pop up   with my message in the 
body of the form. I can then choose from the address book and send the email 
from my Word program.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rachel" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, September 05, 2011 11:45 AM
Subject: [VICUG-L] can't send link by e-mail and page by e-mail


> Hi, everyone.
> I'm using I.E. 8, Thunderbird 3.1.13, and Windows 7 Home 64-bit.
>
> I'm wondering why it is that sending a Link By E-mail and a Page By E-mail 
> are both unavailable from File/Send in I.E.  I checked, and Thunderbird is 
> my default e-mail program.  Can anyone help fix this problem or help to 
> explain what's going on?
> Thank you.
> Rachel
>
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