Get Mail for Firefox 3.

This version's goal is to deal with the Windows problem of incorrect access to the
Default email program when you click on "Read Mail". By default, the path is set
to access a normal Thunderbird install on Windows. This can be easily changed
through the Options window. "New Message" is not affected by these settings.
For use with other email programs, just enter the path in the Options window.
Example:  C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\MSIMN.EXE  - Usual path to O.E.
NOTICE! When pasting paths into the Options window, DO NOT include the " "
Get Mail Plus Version 3.0
Install | Save To Desktop | [Screenshot]

Works In...  2.0.0.*    0.8 & Up

Get Mail Plus Version 3.2
Just a simple icon update for Firefox 3... Removes the "hover"
Install | Save To Desktop

Works In...  3.0.*

Get Mail Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: The toolbar icon doesn't match my theme! Can you include more to choose from?
A: NO! The supplied toolbar icon is a match for the new default theme. (Visual Refresh)
Please politely contact the theme(s) author for icon support. For Flock 0.8 & Up...
Please try this userChrome.css option to use it's default Mail icon.

Q: I've installed the Get Mail extension, but there is no Mail icon on my toolbar.
A: Right-click on any part of the toolbar that is not a text box (or View > Toolbars)
and select Customize... This will bring up the Customize Toolbar box. Drag the Get Mail
icon from the box to where you want it on a toolbar... then click on the "Done" button.

Q: Can I set Get Mail to access my Hot Mail, Gmail or Yahoo mail directly?
A: NO! Get Mail is designed to access your DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM ONLY!
Thunderbird, Outlook Express, etc.. are stand alone email programs. Hot Mail, Gmail
and Yahoo are Webmail apps that can be setup for use with an actual email program.

Q: Nothing happens when I click on "New Message" How can I fix this?
A: Type about:config in the urlbar... click "Go" or hit enter.
Scroll down and find   network.protocol-handler.external.mailto
Make sure it's value is set to true.

If your having problems setting and accessing the default email program...
Most problems seem to be with Windows. Please try the steps below one at a time.

Step 1. Do the obvious! Make sure the email program you are trying to access is set as
default through the program itself.

Step 2. Go to Start > Set Program Access and Defaults > click Custom.
Set the default email program of choice there.
You may need to restart your computer for this change to take affect.

Step 3. Use The Windows Default Mail Utility. Or...
Use Get Mail Plus listed above.