Anchor Image Description

I use the anchor image tag in my Outlook email to define a link with image.
The image also has a description defined using the ALT tag. When I read the
mail I sent and hover my cursor over the image, I see the http address
instead of the image description. I replaced the ALT tag with TITLE. Now I
see the description but appended to the http address. How do I make sure only
the descritpion I attached appears? Is there a way to turn off the http
address appearing?

I don't know of any way to turn it off. It's a security issue. Users should
be able to see what they're linking to, without viewing the source code for
the message.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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"Raghavendra Nagappa" Raghavendra wrote
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I use the anchor image tag in my Outlook email to define a link with
image.
The image also has a description defined using the ALT tag. When I read
the
mail I sent and hover my cursor over the image, I see the http address
instead of the image description. I replaced the ALT tag with TITLE. Now I
see the description but appended to the http address. How do I make sure
only
the descritpion I attached appears? Is there a way to turn off the http
address appearing?