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Many people have asked this same question (including myself). The answer I received was that it can't be done. Until mozilla.org provides some way to setup mozilla to use a different mail client, we are stuck using mozilla-mail.
You just have to hack the prefs.js file in your profile folder with a text editor... don't remember what the setting is anymore, but the naming on the file is clear.
I can't figure out where the program name is to change in prefs.js. I see a lot of settings, but can't find the existing program name in order to change it.
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