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Comment from dinesh on 2008-08-20

2008-08-20T19:04:38Z

please tell me how to send data by send link

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Comment from Carl on 2007-06-12

2007-06-12T08:18:06Z

Ow! I must have been half asleep. I apologize--thanks for replying and not kissing me off.

Carl

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Comment from George Arauz on 2007-06-03

2007-06-03T17:52:14Z

usually i just go to the top address bar, highlight it, copy it and paste it into the email

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Comment from Zap Coffey-Brittain on 2007-06-02

2007-06-02T23:42:41Z

Here's my two pence worth.
If you use Outlook with Word as your email editor, right-clicking any section of your email (a word, sentence, embedded picture, whatever) gives an add Hyperlink... option - so you can add a hyperlink to anything.
You can't do this with Outlook's own HTML editor.
I know Leo will tell me using Word as email editor in Outlook is overkill but this very useful tool is one of the reasons I do.
Cheers
Zap, Leeds, UK

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2007-06-02

2007-06-02T20:14:21Z

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This is a web page, not an email viewed in Outlook Express. So I just coded it
in HTML, and your web browser did what it was told.

Or am I missing something about your question.

Leo
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Comment from Carl on 2007-06-02

2007-06-02T19:50:35Z

Leo,

So, in the first plain text example, how did you prevent the HTTP URL string from being automatically converted into a clickable LINK by Outlook Express? And, why did you make me ask (you old tease?)

Carl Voelz
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Comment from Terry Hollett on 2007-06-02

2007-06-02T12:49:13Z

If you want to send a webpage link like yours you can open it in your browser and just right click on it and there should be an option to send the page link by mail.

I use Opera and right-clicking gives me the option 'Send Link by mail' which automatically opens up the integrated email client with th link formated as http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_send_a_link_in_email.html > . I guess how it comes out on the other end is always debatable.

www.geocities.com/terryhollett2003/

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Comment from M.A on 2007-06-02

2007-06-02T08:03:52Z

Hello Leo,

You have a highly informative newsletter.

I have a question, I recently signed up for a windows live hotmail account and cannot understand why I cannot make a right click on the editing area so I can copy and paste a url or a link which I would like to send to a friend. What is also strange is that the icon where you are supposed to insert a link is greyed out, which means you cannot even insert a link using this facility!

I would appreciate your input.

Best,

M.A

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Comment from Steve on 2007-06-01

2007-06-02T07:20:03Z

The way I have found around this is to add a character to the beginning of the address (such as a 1) and then paste the address. I add instructions to remove the 1 and then it works just fine, Just variation of the plain text but, I have it yet to fail. Just my 2 cents.

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