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mailto set to outlook but outlook error "Navigation to Webpage Cancelled"

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reidkirk
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Outlook will open with a new message in the Windows 8.1 page but not with my Outlook application. A new Outlook window is created in the Outlook application but has the error "Navigation to Webpage Cancelled"

Outlook will open with a new message in the Windows 8.1 page but not with my Outlook application. A new Outlook window is created in the Outlook application but has the error "Navigation to Webpage Cancelled"
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the-edmeister
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How are you using both Hotmail and the Outlook application with mailto?

reidkirk
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I moved over to @outlook.com but kept the same alias as @hotmail.com but the account is set up on outlook.com. I tried opening a new account as @outlook.com and setting that as the default in the Outlook app and it does the same thing.

reidkirk
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I set Outlook as the default for opening "Mailto" links and it sort of works now. I still get a new instance of Outlook opened with the error message but a New Message window with the link inserted also opens. Let me know if anyone knows of a setting that will open a new message window only.

Thanks for the response.