Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird

From: Andrew Konosky (TerranAce007_at_comcast.net)
Date: 07/12/04

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    I use Firefox and Thunderbird for internet and e-mail for both windows
    and linux, but in linux I am not sure how to set them as default
    applications. In Thunderbird, when an e-mail has a link in it, the
    mozilla browser is opened rather than firefox when I click on the link.
    In Firefox, mailto: links open Ximian Evolution and asks me to setup an
    account every time. How do I set Thunderbird and firefox as the default
    mail $ browser applications? 

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