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balderasmr
I need to underline part of the e-mail address and I don't have an underline
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F.H. Muffman
I need to underline part of the e-mail address and I don't have an
What version of Outlook? Sounds like you're composing in plain text and
you need to compose in html or rtf. Unless, of course, you're trying to
underline in the To field, in which case, you can't, which makes me want
to ask why you need to do it. Well, the Subject line would be out too, no
formatting is allowed there.
underline icon that's available.
What version of Outlook? Sounds like you're composing in plain text and
you need to compose in html or rtf. Unless, of course, you're trying to
underline in the To field, in which case, you can't, which makes me want
to ask why you need to do it. Well, the Subject line would be out too, no
formatting is allowed there.
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VanguardLH
balderasmr said:I need to underline part of the e-mail address and I don't have an underline
icon that's available.
Why would you underline a string that parses out to an e-mail address?
Most e-mail clients do that already, including Outlook. The recipient's
e-mail client will see a URL that fits the mailto: URL scheme and show
it as underlined. You adding an underline could add confusion; if their
e-mail client doesn't automatically show the underlining to indicate it
is a clickable link, you adding an underline might make the user wonder
why they can't click on it.
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F.H. Muffman
I need to underline part of the e-mail address and I don't have an
I think the fact he wants to underline just part of an address would say
he's trying to stress a certain part. Like, for insance,:
"The At symbol (f.h.muffman_@_hotmail.com) is an important part of an email"
or something.... I just wanted to verify he's doing it in the body of the
message...
And if he can't underline, he likely couldn't bold or italicize either.
Why would you underline a string that parses out to an e-mail address?
Most e-mail clients do that already, including Outlook. The
recipient's e-mail client will see a URL that fits the mailto: URL
scheme and show it as underlined. You adding an underline could add
confusion; if their e-mail client doesn't automatically show the
underlining to indicate it is a clickable link, you adding an
underline might make the user wonder why they can't click on it.
I think the fact he wants to underline just part of an address would say
he's trying to stress a certain part. Like, for insance,:
"The At symbol (f.h.muffman_@_hotmail.com) is an important part of an email"
or something.... I just wanted to verify he's doing it in the body of the
message...
And if he can't underline, he likely couldn't bold or italicize either.