Can't find Netscape

Recvently, I installed Solaris 9 on a Sparc and then installed Netscape 7.0 using pkgadd. However, the installation did not add it onto the search path. I added it to the path in my local .cshrc and I can launch netscape from a terminal, but when I click on a HTML file in a File Manager, it reports that it can't find netscape. I did all these operations with a root login.
I am new to Unix, could anybody point me to a right direction to solve this problem.
Thanks

I guess you're using CDE, and the problem is that the program "sdtwebclient" on Solaris does not know about
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http://www.par.univie.ac.at/~martin/cde-www/

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