Replace foo with the protocol you're specifying and C:\Program Files\Application\program.exe with the program you want to run. reg file such as the following, and placing this in the Protocol'

It is also possible to register a protocol by creating a. When you next open an rtsp:// link, Firefox or Mozilla Suite/SeaMonkey will ask you to confirm the external protocol request before it will launch the application.

For example, you can set RealPlayer as the registered protocol handler for RTSP URLs ( Real-Time Streaming Protocol) by using RealPlayer's preference settings under 'Content -> Media Types'. Other protocols can be registered and associated with an external application by configuring an installed program to handle the content. Note: Mozilla Suite/SeaMonkey integrates mail and browser functions so that web links in an email message (e.g., links) will open in a SeaMonkey browser window and 'mailto:' links in a web page will open in SeaMonkey Mail, regardless of the OS protocol handlers. Similarly, when you set a default mail client, the OS registers the mailto protocol so that mailto links in the browser open in the associated mail application. For example, when you set a web browser as the default browser, the OS will register the http, https and ftp protocols and associate them with that web browser when you open an http https or ftp link in a mail message or from an Internet Shortcut, the URL will open in your default browser. On Windows, protocol registration is done by the operating system (OS).

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