It works just fine. Thanks a million, Fabian.

>Well. I just found this small routine which gets the default email client NAME and launchs the application. (Original in spanish by Jose Enrique Llopis)
>Enjoy.
>
>

>****************************** StrtMail.prg*************************
>*** StartMail
>
>
>#DEFINE HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT           -2147483648  && (( HKEY )
>0x80000000 )
>#DEFINE HKEY_CURRENT_USER           -2147483647  && (( HKEY )
>0x80000001 )
>#DEFINE HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE          -2147483646  && (( HKEY )
>0x80000002 )
>#DEFINE HKEY_USERS                  -2147483645  && (( HKEY )
>0x80000003 )
>
>
>FUNCTION StartMail
>
>	LOCAL lcOpenCommand
>
>	oControlRegistry1 = CREATEOBJECT("ControlRegistry")
>
>
>************************************************************************
>**** getting th default email client NAME! **********	
>	lcMailClient = ;
>
>oControlRegistry1.ReadRegistryString(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,;
>        "Software\Clients\Mail",;
>		"")
>
>	IF EMPTY(lcMailClient)
>		Aviso("No email client installed")
>		RETURN
>	ENDIF
>
>	DO CASE
>		CASE lcMailClient = "Exchange"
>		CASE lcMailClient = "Internet Mail and News"
>		CASE lcMailClient = "Outlook Express"
>		CASE lcMailClient = "Microsoft Outlook"
>		OTHERWISE
>			Aviso("Client not supported")
>	ENDCASE
>
>	*** Gets the command to launch
>	lcString =
>"Software\Clients\Mail\"+ALLTRIM(lcMailClient)+"\shell\open\command"
>
>	lcOpenCommand = ;
>
>oControlRegistry1.ReadRegistryString(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,;
>        lcString,;
>		"")
>
>
>	IF EMPTY(lcOpenCommand)
>		RETURN .F.
>	ENDIF
>
>
>	ON ERROR DO Nothing
>
>	IF !EMPTY(lcOpenCommand)
>		RUN /N1 &lcOpenCommand
>	ENDIF
>	
>	DO ..\Progs\ErrHand.prg
>	
>	RETURN .T.
>	
>ENDFUNC
>
>
>
>FUNCTION Nothing
>
>	&& Just that...nothing
>
>ENDFUNC
>
>