Newby with email connection question

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Fred_Coulson
Dec 29, 2006
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Have just started playing with the Adobe photo program and have run into a bit of a problem. When I try to send an email attachment to my hotmail, the program starts IE and prompts me for my user name and password. Problem is, I use Firefox as my browser. Don’t have the IE set up, so can’t log on to it. Don’t care to use it unless I have no other choice. Is there a way I can set up Firefox as my preferred browser?
Thanks in advance for any and all assistance.
Fred
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John Joslin
Dec 29, 2006
Try the Photoshop Elements forum.

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Talker
Dec 29, 2006
On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 01:36:51 -0800,
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Have just started playing with the Adobe photo program and have run into a bit of a problem. When I try to send an email attachment to my hotmail, the program starts IE and prompts me for my user name and password. Problem is, I use Firefox as my browser. Don’t have the IE set up, so can’t log on to it. Don’t care to use it unless I have no other choice. Is there a way I can set up Firefox as my preferred browser?
Thanks in advance for any and all assistance.
Fred

Launch Firefox. At the top, click on "Tools". Scroll down and click on "Options". In the window the pops up, go to the top left and click on the "General" icon.
In the middle of the window that pops up, you will see, "Default Browser". Check the box that says, "Firefox should check to see if it is the default browser when starting."
You can also click on the "Check Now" button, and set Firefox to be your default browser.

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Fred_Coulson
Dec 29, 2006
Thanks for the response. I’ll try there.

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