HTML disabled

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Ahmad Zuhairi

Another problem, HTML text is disabled when sent to recipients. They
complained the URLs I've been forwarding them doesn't allow them to click on
it, instead they have to copy and paste it in the browser.

When viewing it again in 'sent items' folder, HTML text seems to be fine.
Any remedies? No apple scripts thanks.

Ahmad
 
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Barry Wainwright

Another problem, HTML text is disabled when sent to recipients. They
complained the URLs I've been forwarding them doesn't allow them to click on
it, instead they have to copy and paste it in the browser.

When viewing it again in 'sent items' folder, HTML text seems to be fine.
Any remedies? No apple scripts thanks.

Ahmad
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How the link is handled at the other end is mainly a function of whatever
client they are using. You can improve the chances of the link being hot by
doing two things:

1. make sure you include the protocol in the URL: write
htpp://www.apple.com, not just www.apple.com

2. enclose the url in 'braces' like this: <http://www.apple.com> -- this
will make things easier to parse for many clients - especially when a url
breaks over line boundaries.

More info here: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/faqs.html#Anchor-65>
 
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