Thanks for the information. However, I am using MS Word 97 and also have MS
exchange client installed in order to send faxes via a specified time (MS
admitted bug requires this) , and have no problems printing mailing labels
from either my Personal Address Book (PAB) or my contact list in Outlook97
via Word97. Not saying that what you said did not happen. Just did not
happen to me.
Daniel Wysocki
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-----Original Message-----
From: Paul A. Shippert <[log in to unmask]>
To: PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list
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Date: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 11:30 AM
Subject: Re: Re: [PCSOFT] How do I get Outlook Express email to open from
website
>Greetings--
>
>Related to this Exchange (pun may, perhaps, be intended), it may not be
such
>a good
>idea to take the steps listed in the reply to this question.
>
>> > When I want to send email from a website in Internet Explorer 5,
>> >Microsoft Outlook email program opens. I want Outlook Express to open
>> >instead. I would appreciate someone telling me where I need to go to
>> >make the changes needed for Outlook Express to open as my email program.
>> >
>> >Thanks,
>> >Marvin Mansky
>
>A client of mine performed this action . . .
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Twin*.*Star" <[log in to unmask]>
>
>> For OE 4 (assume same and or similar in 5), under TOOLS, OPTIONS, GENERAL
>> tab, enable, MAKE OUTLOOK EXPRESS MY DEFAULT E-MAIL PROGRAM.
>>
>> May take a re-boot to take effect but that should do it.
>>
>
>. . . with the net result of being unable to print labels in MSWord by
means
>of
>the address book button in the labels dialog box. It seems that checking
>the "Make
>Outlook Express my default e-mail client" rewrote mapi32.dll in such a way
>as to have
>it 'call' the MSExchange client, which did not have the same location for
>the .wab (Windows
>Address Book) he normally used. In fact it wouldn't work at all. After
>some fruitless effort
>expended removing check marks, rebooting, etc., the fault was finally cured
>by replacing
>the "new" mapi32.dll with the original file contained in the IE5 install
>folder.
>
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