Is it possible to tell Outlook 2003 to open links in an email inside of
Outlook instead of opening Internet Explorer? I know that web pages
can be opened from the web toolbar in Outlook (like the one shown on
the Outlook Today window).

Use case:
I receive an email that has a hyperlink in it to some web page. When I
click the link, I want the page to open in Outlook, not Internet
Explorer (although I know that Outlook uses Internet Explorer to
display web pages).

wrote:

Is it possible to tell Outlook 2003 to open links in an email inside
of Outlook instead of opening Internet Explorer? I know that web
pages can be opened from the web toolbar in Outlook (like the one
shown on the Outlook Today window).

I don't believe that is possible
--
Brian Tillman

No, you can't. It will always open in the default browser.


On 5/1/06 3:56 PM, in article
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" wrote:

Is it possible to tell Outlook 2003 to open links in an email inside of
Outlook instead of opening Internet Explorer? I know that web pages
can be opened from the web toolbar in Outlook (like the one shown on
the Outlook Today window).

Use case:
I receive an email that has a hyperlink in it to some web page. When I
click the link, I want the page to open in Outlook, not Internet
Explorer (although I know that Outlook uses Internet Explorer to
display web pages).


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