How do you insert a link in an email message?

S

Sophist

In Apple's Mail, you can highlight a word or several words in an email body, go to the Edit menu, and then select Link -> Add... and a box pops up where you can type or paste in a link. When you close the box, the word(s) you highlighted become hyperlinked to whatever link you entered into the box. It's a great way to insert/embed links in an email rather than filling your message with visible (and often long and ugly) URLs.

Is there any way to do this with Entourage 2008?

Thanks.
 
M

Michel Bintener

There's no way to do that, unfortunately. However, you can create
hyperlinked messages in Word and then send them to Entourage (File>Send
to>Mail Recipient (as HTML) ). You can also go to ScriptBuilders
<http://scriptbuilders.net> and search for a script called 'Make Hyperlinks
X'.


In Apple's Mail, you can highlight a word or several words in an email body,
go to the Edit menu, and then select Link -> Add... and a box pops up where
you can type or paste in a link. When you close the box, the word(s) you
highlighted become hyperlinked to whatever link you entered into the box.
It's a great way to insert/embed links in an email rather than filling your
message with visible (and often long and ugly) URLs.

Is there any way to do this with Entourage 2008?

Thanks.
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Michel Bintener
Microsoft MVP
Office:Mac (Entourage & Word)

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B

bcometa

There's no way to do that, unfortunately. However, you can create
hyperlinked messages in Word and then send them to Entourage (File>Send
to>Mail Recipient (as HTML) ). You can also go to ScriptBuilders
<http://scriptbuilders.net> and search for a script called 'Make Hyperlinks
X'.





--
Michel Bintener
Microsoft MVP
Office:Mac (Entourage & Word)

*** Please always reply to the newsgroup. ***
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fyi... make hyperlinks x didn't work for me with 10.5/entourage 2008,
got the following message:
"this script only works with a new (or saved draft) message window in
HTML format, in the front."
 
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