Thunderbird 10 question

[Basil Chupin]

On 13/03/12 09:32, tddrazul at frontier.com wrote:
> On 03/12/2012 03:39 PM, Isak Enström wrote:
>> Den 12 mars 2012 21:33 skrev tddrazul at frontier.com 
>> <mailto:tddrazul at frontier.com> <tddrazul at frontier.com 
>> <mailto:tddrazul at frontier.com>>:
>>
>>     When trying to open a link from inside a e-mail in Thunderbird to
>>     a web site it fail to connect in either K-11.10 or  K-12.04B.
>>     Everything works correctly in LM-12, U-11.10/U-12.04B and Fedora 16.
>>
>>     All hardware is the same as I use a removable HD draw system.
>>     Have checked all systems configurations in Thunderbird in all
>>     systems and they're all the same.
>>
>>     The one thing different is, a pop up opens in Thunderbird and
>>     asks which application it should use, click applications and all
>>     you get is your home folder which doesn't contain any access to
>>     any applications that would work.
>>
>>     Any ideas would be appreciated
>>
>>     Tom Drazul
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>> After clicking the link you can navigate to /usr/bin/firefox (if you 
>> use Firefox) and the next time it should work automagically.
>>
>> ~~
>> Isak
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> Isak:
>
> K-12.04 uses F-11. Again trying to clicking on any type of link inside 
> the e-mail (actual link or picture) produces nothing ....... you just 
> click/click away without any response from Thunderbird. All other 
> functions like "reply/forward, etc" all work perfectly.
>
> What makes this situation so frustrating to me is that the other OS I 
> mentioned, everything worked correctly right out of the box as they 
> say. I'll wait now till K-12 goes final in April, maybe by then it 
> will have been corrected. K-12-B is doing just fine other than this 
> hick-up.
>
> Thanks for you help.
>
> Tom
>
>
Have you looked here?:

http://support.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/kb/hyperlinks-in-messages-not-working?s=won%27t+open+link&as=s

BC

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