Acrobat Reader is not using the Windows default mail app

[Guest]

The default mail app on the computer is the Mail app from Windows itself.

I have no idea why in Acrobat Reader in the 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook)'

In no way I can change it to use the Windows Mail app. I don't want it to open the PDF as an attachment in Outlook but in the Windows Mail app

[BTS27332301866c]

Greetings, 

It is much easier to comprehend the issue after you have explained it in more detail.

It is the behaviour of the design. Microsoft Outlook is Adobe Acrobat Reader DC's default email client. Follow the steps shared in the video link above to change your email client from Outlook to the default mail application on your system.

If you need more assistance, please let us know

[Btshoodieforw2781110776gk]

Greetings,
After you have given a more thorough explanation of the problem, it is much simpler to understand.
It is the way the design behaves. The default email client for Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is Microsoft Outlook. To switch from Outlook to the system's default mail client, follow the instructions in the video linked above.
Please let us know if you require any other help.

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[Hillary Clinton]

 Hi there, 

Thanks for clarifying the issue in more detail. It makes it easier to understand.

 Design behavior is what it is. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC defaults to Microsoft Outlook as its email client. Follow the steps in the video link earlier to change your email client from Outlook to your default mail application.

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The more detail you provide, the easier it is to understand the issue.

 Design behaviour is what it is. The default email client is Outlook Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. Refer to the video link earlier for instructions on switching from Outlook to your default mail application.

[disha28169983t6g7]

There is no default mail application for Windows in Acrobat Reader

The Mail app from Windows is the default mail application on the computer.
When I click on 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' in Acrobat Reader, it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).'
I cannot change it to use the Windows Mail app Rather than opening the PDF as an attachment in Outlook, I want it to open in Windows Mail.

[ShoaibAli382]

There is no default mail app for Windows in Acrobat Reader.

Windows Mail app is the default mail app on the computer.

In Acrobat Reader, I see 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook)' under 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts'.

[Charlie puth29110333fa41]

In Acrobat Reader, there is no default mail application for Windows.

On the computer, the Mail application comes with Windows by default.

Acrobat Reader's 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' menu displays the 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).'

[Kanye west2979719644yd]

It is simpler to comprehend the problem the more information you supply.

It is design behavior as such. Outlook is the default email program, along with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. For information on switching from Outlook to your default mail program, see the video link provided previously.

[jeffhardy28175099dp1o]

Acrobat Reader does not utilise the built-in mail client for Windows.

The Mail app from Windows itself is the computer's default mail programme.
Why it reads "Default mail programme (Microsoft Outlook)" in Acrobat Reader's "Edit > Preferences > Email accounts" is a mystery to me.
There is absolutely no way I can make it use the Windows Mail app. I want the PDF to open in the Windows Mail app instead of Outlook as an attachment.

[Bts28241220436e]

Once you have explained the issue in more detail, it is much easier to comprehend.
This is the behavior of the design. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC uses Microsoft Outlook as its default email client. You can change your email client from Outlook to the default mail application on your system by following the steps in the video link above.
Do not hesitate to reach out to us if you need further assistance.

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[Classic desig28444104ajq6]

The default mail app for Windows is not used by Acrobat Reader.

Microsoft's Mail app is the default mail app on the computer.
In Acrobat Reader, under 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts,' it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).'
The Windows Mail app cannot be changed in any way. Instead of opening the PDF in Outlook, I want it to open in Windows Mail.

[Classic28540260vmbp]

Adobe Acrobat Reader does not use Windows' default mail application

A computer's default mail app is the Mail app from Windows itself.
'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' in Acrobat Reader says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).'
I cannot change it to use Windows Mail. It should open the PDF as an attachment in Windows Mail instead of Outlook.

[Classic28540260vmbp]

Adobe Acrobat Reader does not use Windows' default mail application.

Windows Mail app is the default mail app on the computer.
When I select 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' in Acrobat Reader, it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).'
The Windows Mail app cannot be changed in any way. Windows Mail should open the PDF instead of Outlook as an attachment.

[Classic desig286518975ast]

Windows' default mail application is not used by Adobe Acrobat Reader

Mail is the default mail app on the computer.
In Acrobat Reader, under Edit > Preferences > Email accounts, it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).'
Unfortunately, I cannot change it to use the Windows Mail app. In the Windows Mail app, not Outlook, I want the PDF to open as an attachment.

[Classic desig286518975ast]

The Adobe Acrobat Reader does not use the default mail application on Windows

Windows Mail app is the default mail application on the computer.
In Acrobat Reader, under Edit > Preferences > Email accounts, it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook)'.
I cannot make it use the Windows Mail app. It should open the PDF in Windows Mail instead of Outlook

[bestleveltomine]

Acrobat Reader does not use the default mail application on Windows.

On a computer, Windows Mail is the default mail application.
'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' in Acrobat Reader displays 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook).
The Windows Mail app cannot be changed in any way. The PDF should open in the Windows Mail app instead of Outlook as an attachment.

[Charlie puth29110333fa41]

In Acrobat Reader, there is no default mail application for Windows.

Windows Mail application is the default mail application on the computer. Acrobat Reader says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook)' when I click 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts'.

[Bape2917659578nc]

Acrobat Reader does not utilise the built-in mail client for Windows.

The Mail app from Windows itself is the computer's default mail programme.

Why it reads "Default mail programme (Microsoft Outlook)" in Acrobat Reader's "Edit > Preferences > Email accounts" is a mystery to me.

There is absolutely no way I can make it use the Windows Mail app. I want the PDF to open in the Windows Mail app instead of Outlook as an attachment.

[charlie29617181w1rm]

The default mail app on Windows is not used by Acrobat Reader

On the computer, the Mail app from Windows is the default mail client.

In Acrobat Reader, under Edit > Preferences > Email accounts, it says 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook)'.

The Windows Mail app cannot be changed in any way. 

[Womens30957088tyhq]

No, I have no trouble switching the default mail client. My argument is that, despite the fact that Microsoft Outlook is not my default email client, Acrobat Reader claims it is. My computer's settings have the Mail app set to be the default mail client.

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[Joules3628435826cl]

The Mail app from Windows itself is the computer's default mail application.

Why it states 'Default mail application (Microsoft Outlook)' under 'Edit > Preferences > Email accounts' in Acrobat Reader is beyond me.