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loup garou

Lifer
Feb 17, 2000
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Originally posted by: djheater
Originally posted by: werk
Originally posted by: djheater
-----Original Message-----
From: djheater
Subject: Fwd: Please answer this question

What browser/setup/mail client did you use to test the info@ilcomplaw.com
address that did not work.

I'm having trouble finding anything that's not mailto compatible.

-----response-----
Yahoo, msn, google, and aol mail.




Anyone care to tell me what the h3ll he means?
What he means is he used webmail to test it. In that case, he wouldn't have a mail client configured, so when the link was clicked, he'd probably get OLE wanting to be set up for mail.

Ahhhhhhhh...

So it's not that they don't work it's that the client isn't configured. I think I'm starting to get it.
Yep
 

bunker

Lifer
Apr 23, 2001
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Originally posted by: djheater
Originally posted by: werk
Originally posted by: djheater
-----Original Message-----
From: djheater
Subject: Fwd: Please answer this question

What browser/setup/mail client did you use to test the info@ilcomplaw.com
address that did not work.

I'm having trouble finding anything that's not mailto compatible.

-----response-----
Yahoo, msn, google, and aol mail.




Anyone care to tell me what the h3ll he means?
What he means is he used webmail to test it. In that case, he wouldn't have a mail client configured, so when the link was clicked, he'd probably get OLE wanting to be set up for mail.

Ahhhhhhhh...

So it's not that they don't work it's that the client isn't configured. I think I'm starting to get it.

And if all they use is webmail with no client front end, you're gonna have to use a form.