On Friday 30 July 2004 02:50 pm, Alan Dunford wrote:
->
->I need a little help, please, in setting up Kmail again.  A
->couple of days ago I added a Smart Media card reader to one of
->my USB ports and (I assume a bug in the driver) as a result the
->machine would not then boot.  Later the USB driver was updated
->and I noted that a bug had in fact been corrected.
->
->The start up problem was then sorted using Mandake 10's CDs to
->"upgrade" the OS and then all was well except that previously I
->had been able to fire up a URL within Kmail and now cannot do
->so.  I don't remember having to do anything previously to create
->a link here (I think to Konqueror) and cannot find anything to
->help in the help files.
->
->I imagine the problem is very simple and basic but it is also
->proving frustrating and annoying.
->
->Any help would be much appreciated.
->
->Thanks
->
->Alan

Alan, I know in the KDE control center there is a place where you can set all 
your file associations, but what has always worked for me is to:

1. Open /home/youruser
2. Right click, pick create new HTML file (name it anything you want)
3. Right click on this file, pick Edit file type
4. Pick whatever browser you want to open it with, and move it to the top of 
the list. Its now the default

Now, when you open a (html) URL in Kmail, it will use the default browser.

HTHs!

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