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[Solved] Outlook and thunderbird - unable to send Send to-> mail recipient.

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  • #1 17117938
    terry1996
    Level 18  
    Hey,
    I have a problem with me in the company

    First, the problem occurred on the Thunderbird, we switched to Outlok and ...


    After changing the mail program from Thunderbird to Outlook, most people still can not send files from the new e-mail program using the Send to-> e-mail addresser function.


    The default program in Windows is Outlook: /

    do you have any ideas or is it a bad mail configuration on all your computers or something with a server?
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  • #2 17118048
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    What system? In XP, I can do it without a problem.
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  • #3 17118272
    terry1996
    Level 18  
    win 7 i 10

    sorry :P
  • #4 17118313
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    On the same PC I have also Win7 / inne dysk z instalką /. I will check tomorrow, how it looks in this system and I will try to quickly let you know.
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  • #5 17118396
    terry1996
    Level 18  
    different computers
  • #6 17120902
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    An attempt to send a file in Win7 failed. such a message appeared. I did it according to the instructions, without success. Outlook and thunderbird - unable to send Send to-> mail recipient.
  • #7 17121076
    tomiok
    Level 33  
    Set in: Control Panel \ Programs \ Default Programs \ Set Default Programs.

    How does it work, which version of Outlook?
  • #8 17121089
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    Yes I did / as I wrote above. I did it according to the instructions, without success.
  • #9 17121097
    tomiok
    Level 33  
    If it does not work, what version of Outlook do you have?

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    If you have a problem with setting Outlook, e.g. 2010, as the default client for sending a file,
    via the right click -> send to -> mail recipient.

    1). Go to the C: \ documents and settings \ Username folder \ sendto,
    or c: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Roaming \ Microsoft \ Windows \ SendTo \
    2). Right click in empty space -> new -> shortcut
    3). Location of the element:
    "C: \ Program Files \ Microsoft Office \ Office14 \ OUTLOOK.EXE" / a (quotes are significant)
    4). The abbreviation can be called "send to outlook", or you can delete the abbreviation "mail recipient" and call this new abbreviation.
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  • #10 17121861
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    Only Outlook 6. Thanks for the tips.
  • #11 17122947
    tomiok
    Level 33  
    damianisko5 wrote:
    Only Outlook 6. Thanks for the tips.

    On Win7 and Win10, the old six?
  • #12 17123166
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    This is some newer six. Not what in XP.
  • #13 17123638
    tomiok
    Level 33  
    If you're writing about embedded mail ...
    It's Windows 7, it has Windows Live Mail.
    In contrast, Windows 10 has Mail.

    There is no Outlook 6 there - please specify what you have installed.
  • #14 17124087
    damianisko5
    Level 16  
    I found the installa on the net. This is not a built-in mail. The Outlook Express 6_1.6.1 app has approx. 31 mb. I do not want one that weighs 1.5 GB.
  • #15 17128940
    terry1996
    Level 18  
    thanks to all for help, nwm which but it helped
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced by users after switching from Thunderbird to Outlook for email management. Users report difficulties in sending files using the "Send to -> mail recipient" function in Windows 7 and 10, despite Outlook being set as the default email program. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including checking default program settings in the Control Panel and creating a new shortcut in the SendTo folder to facilitate file sending. The conversation also touches on the confusion regarding different versions of Outlook and the presence of Windows Live Mail and Mail apps in Windows 7 and 10, respectively. Ultimately, one user expresses gratitude for the assistance received, indicating that a solution was found.
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