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Default Programs in Windows 7?

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  1. obelix

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    Joined: Jul '09
    Posts: 15

    How do I set default programs in Windows 7? For example, I'm trying to get my email program to always open links using a specific browser. The same goes for HTML files - I'd like Firefox to open them, not IE.

    Posted 2 years ago #

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  3. forumator

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    Joined: Nov '09
    Posts: 14

    Type "default programs" into the Windows 7 Start Menu search box and you'll find it. Being able to find any folder, program, or file instantly using the Windows 7 search box has to be my favorite feature of this new O/S so far.

    Posted 2 years ago #
  4. forumator

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    Joined: Nov '09
    Posts: 14

    You'll notice that you'll need to scroll all the way down past the list of file associations to access the protocol associations (FTP, HTTP, HTTPS). You'll be able to manually browse and select the application (Internet browser) you wish to use to open these protocols (Internet links).

    Posted 2 years ago #
  5. Anonymous



    very nice forum

    Posted 1 year ago #
  6. Anonymous



    Posts: 1

    Hi Obelix,
    For making Firefox as a default browser as compared to any other web browser you have to do some setting on the firefox. Just do these following steps.

    >Click the 'Tools' Menu and then select 'Options' from the drop-down list on your Firefox.

    >Then go to the 'Main' tab and then locate the 'System Defaults' section.

    >Click the 'Check Now' button to have Firefox check whether it is the default browser. Then a 'Default Browser' dialog box will appear on your screen.

    >Click the 'Yes' button to select Firefox as your default browser.

    Thanks
    Britt
    Photo Recovery
    http://www.datadoctor.biz

    Posted 1 year ago #

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