Change default email - ASUS Eee 4G Notebook

1 helpful vote
Customize email templates in QuickBooks You can manually create email templates for your QuickBooks Desktop transactions. You can also customize your email templates using pre-built data fields.
Important: To customize your e-mail template, the company file needs to be in Single User mode. Also, you must log in as Admin or have the permission to modify company preferences.
To set up your template:

1. From the Edit menu, select Preferences then Send Forms.
2. Go to the Company Preferences tab.
3. From the Delivery Method Default drop-down, choose E-mail.
4. From the Email Templates drop-down, choose the specific transaction.
5. Select Add Template.
6. Modify the email template as necessary.
7. To insert pre-built data, select Insert Field. Note: In QuickBooks 2020, you can also add the customer's purchase order to the subject line -Customer PO No: (Subject)
8. To set the template as default, make sure to select Default, then Save.
9. Select OK to close the Preferences window.

If you batch email and the transactions still use the old template: You may notice batch invoices (as well as other transactions like estimates and statements) sent using the default or old email template after the template was changed or edited. This may happen if you created batch invoices before editing the templates.
To resolve the issue, follow one of the following solutions:
reference:

You may have changed the default email application.
alt 1:
Here's instructions on how to change it:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/change-the-default-e-mail-program

alt 2:
"Control Panel" ' "Add or Remove Programs" ' "Set Program Access and Defaults"

alt 3:
%SystemRoot%\system32\control.exe appwiz.cpl,,3

If you use an Outlook, then you can create a new email address and chose to deliver it to the new Outlook file. It will create a new Outlook file and new Outlook folder. Also, do not forget to change the default email address (click on the email address and click the set as default). If you use Outlook 2013, then it is accessible by clicking the "File" in the menu, and click Account Settings.

Step 1:
Change a Default Email Program in XP b> The Windows XP operating system can be used to send email through various programs. Microsoft Outlook serves as the default email program in Windows XP. To change this default email program, you must have a secondary email client installed on your system. By using the system's "Control Panel" interface, you can select a different default email handler. Any email links you click on while surfing the Internet will be opened with your default email client.

Click on the "Start" button on the Windows XP task bar. Select the "Control Panel" button on the right-hand side of the menu. Open the "Add or Remove Programs" window by double-clicking on the icon. Click on the "Set Program Access and Defaults" button on the left-hand side of the window. This button should be located closest to the bottom of the window. Click on the button located to the left of the "Custom" selection to highlight this selection. Click on the icon to the right with two arrows pointing downwards to view the options for the "Custom" configuration. Click on the button next to the program you wish to set as your default email client in the "Choose a default email program" section. Click the "OK" button to save the changes to XP's default email program.
b>

Which operating system ??

The Windows XP operating system can be used to send email through various programs. Microsoft Outlook serves as the default email program in Windows XP. To change this default email program, you must have a secondary email client installed on your system. By using the system's "Control Panel" interface, you can select a different default email handler. Any email links you click on while surfing the Internet will be opened with your default email client.

Click on the "Start" button on the Windows XP task bar. Select the "Control Panel" button on the right-hand side of the menu. Open the "Add or Remove Programs" window by double-clicking on the icon. Click on the "Set Program Access and Defaults" button on the left-hand side of the window. This button should be located closest to the bottom of the window. Click on the button located to the left of the "Custom" selection to highlight this selection. Click on the icon to the right with two arrows pointing downwards to view the options for the "Custom" configuration. Click on the button next to the program you wish to set as your default email client in the "Choose a default email program" section. Click the "OK" button to save the changes to XP's default email program.

Download the free user manuals directly from Konica Minolta support and you will find details on all the settings you can adjust for your copier.
There are 26 manuals for your machine. I would just download the network scanner user guide and the Copy/Fax/Scan/Box Operations Quick Guide and look for the procedure there.

http://kmbs.konicaminolta.us/wps/portal/web/home/support/manuals

HI Fdpd7 Go to my account on the phone. This will allow you to go to the settings. Hit the menu button on your phone it will get you the option to change the default email and also to delete the email you don't want. Hope this help.

I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_e152e07e272e4f27

messages, settings, send via email / text, chose appropriately. BR

Click the Show Menu button, and choose Options; if you see the traditional menus, go to Tools > Options. Both open the Options dialog: under the General tab, which should be selected by default, locate the bottom section, labeled "Default Messaging Program":

If Windows Live Mail is not currently the default email program on Windows, the text next to the first button will read "This application is NOT the default Mail handler". Click the Make Default button, and it will be disabled (grayed out).

Confirming your change of default email clientThe text has now changed to "This application is the default Mail handler".This is a bit misleading, because Windows Live Mail will not becomeyour default email application until you actually have clicked the Ok or Apply button to confirm the change in configuration.
Soclick Ok (no need to Apply first), and Windows Live Mail's optiondialog will close, integrating your new option choices. It is that easyto make Windows Live Mail your default email program. (If Windows LiveMail was already your default email client, nothing will happen.)

you need to install a new account on your outlook or windows mail, turn it to default account, make outlook your default mail client and voila. everytime a program needs to initiate an e-mail message it will use microsoft outlook which is using g-mail as the default address