> I figured worst case I could leave Maxthon installed and just not use it.
You can still use the third party browser - just not as the default.
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"Digger662" <Digger662[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > I had a problem with a 3rd party browser called Maxthon. When I
> uninstalled it I began having problems opening hyperlinks in my Outlook.
>
> I was unable to fix it by making IE the default program, and further more
> the add programs was "greyed out" and I could not change them.
>
> I finally reinstalled the Maxthon browser and did not allow it to be set
> as
> the default browser. I then checked the settings to make sure that IE was
> indeed the default browser. I tested it with several e-mails and
> hyperlinks
> and voila it worked. I could open the links with Outlook.
>
> Then I uninstalled Maxthon again (2nd time) and when the uninstaller
> prompted me to keep my settings I said no. (I remember that the first time
> I
> performed the uninstall I kept the settings) The hyperlinks still work and
> IE
> is the default program again...life is good.
>
> I figured worst case I could leave Maxthon installed and just not use it.
>
> Hope this helps, I see alot of you out there looking for an answer.
>
>
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