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Question: “When I am on a website and I’d like to send the page to someone, I go to the Mail icon in my Internet Explorer and click ‘Send page.’ A window pops up with Outlook all ready to go. Problem is, I don’t use Outlook as my e-mail, I use Juno.”  -Lenore, Silverthorne

Answer: As the regular opening of a never-used program is quite frustrating, let’s tackle this issue, shall we?

After some research, I located the following instructions for launching Juno when you use e-mail functions in your web browser: First, go to the Options menu in Juno and select Email Options. Ensure that the “Run Juno when I use the email features of my Web browser” box is has a checkmark in it.

A bit more research, however, found that some users still experience the “Outlook is opening” problem even though they had ensured the “Run Juno” option was turned on. If you’re one of these users, no worries, just follow these easy steps.

Start Internet Explorer and go to View, then Internet Options. Click the Programs tab and in the Mail box and make sure to select Juno from the drop-down list. Click OK and you should be good to go.