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Send link broken in Firefox 2

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I was running version 2.0.0.20 and decided I wanted to try version

3.5.2. I renamed the folder of the older browser and installed

3.5.2. When I tried to use the "send link" command both with the

right click and the file menu, it would bring up a window of my C:/ directory. Usually an Outlook

Express window with the link attached would come up and all I would

have to do was address it and send.

I uninstalled 3.5.2 and renamed the old directory, reinstalled FF

2.0.0.20, imported IE settings and restored todays startup registry

and nothing has brought back this ability. Now the send link command does nothing. It still works perfectly in IE6 which I seldom use. I also eradicated Firefox from my system including profile and reinstalled without success.

I am not sure how or when this happened as I do not use this feature daily. Is there some registry or file type entry I could make to get this back?

Thanks


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After doing some research, I have found that it is KernelEx 4.0 final that is doing this. I am posting this issue in the member projects forum. I uninstalled this version, but will not try version 4.0 RC2 as it would not run stable on my machine. Perhaps if I ran firefox.exe in 98 compatibility mode it would work, I might try this later.

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