Re: default web browser

2003-09-09 Thread Jose Mirles
> Thunderbird automatically "makes a link" out of any http[s] url that it > finds in incoming mail, but clicking on it doesn't actually do > anything. I can right click on the link, (and choose "Copy Link > Location") and then paste that link into the browser of my choice > (mozilla or konqueror),

Re: default web browser

2003-09-09 Thread Hendrik Sattler
Am Dienstag, 9. September 2003 15:08 schrieb charlie derr: > Thunderbird automatically "makes a link" out of any http[s] url that it > finds in incoming mail, but clicking on it doesn't actually do anything. > I can right click on the link, (and choose "Copy Link Location") and > then paste that

default web browser

2003-09-09 Thread charlie derr
I have an install of sid on my laptop (with non-free sources) and the only software on the machine that doesn't come from .deb files is the 0.2 version of thunderbird (mozilla mail/news client). I do use kde (straight from sid) and X 4.3 (from Daniel Stone) (though there is probably a way to s

Re: kmail changing default web browser

2002-01-24 Thread Nigel Pauli
On Wednesday 23 January 2002 17:01, David Bishop wrote: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA1 > > On Wednesday 23 January 2002 09:56 am, Nigel Pauli wrote: > > Is there a way of changing the browser that is automatically > > launched when one clicks on a url from Konqueror to Opera? I'm

Re: kmail changing default web browser

2002-01-23 Thread David Bishop
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Wednesday 23 January 2002 09:56 am, Nigel Pauli wrote: > Is there a way of changing the browser that is automatically launched > when one clicks on a url from Konqueror to Opera? I'm using Kmail 1.2 > on KDE 2.1.2. > > Thanks, > Nigel edit mimetype

kmail changing default web browser

2002-01-23 Thread Nigel Pauli
Is there a way of changing the browser that is automatically launched when one clicks on a url from Konqueror to Opera? I'm using Kmail 1.2 on KDE 2.1.2. Thanks, Nigel -- Nigel Pauli - I.T. Manager St. John's School, Northwood, U.K. http://www.st-johns.org.uk/