Default e-mail & browser

It's me again.
Does anyone know how to extract the default e-mail & browser from the
Registry?
I've written a Desktop control panel, and I thought that it would be
useful if the user had the capability to just go to the Internet or get
their e-mail.
Anyway, any ideas?
Marshall

PS This is in VB6.

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