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Making links live in Outllok 07
My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in
they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy |
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Making links live in Outllok 07
You need to change the format of your messages to HTML. To do this try the
following: * On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Mail Format tab. * In the Message format list (the first item drop down list), click the format that you want In the event that this message is censored by M$, the entire thread is archived he http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...da14865409679# hth "Nancy" wrote in message ... My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy |
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Making links live in Outllok 07
In Outlook, click on TOOLS OPTIONS Mail Format tab Message Format -
Compose in this message format is set to what? HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text? If it's anything but HTML, try changing it to HTML. Nancy wrote: My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Making links live in Outllok 07
Is autocorrect's hyperlink HTML enabled? tools, options, spelling tab,
autocorrect button. Look for the option to convert web addresses to hyperlinks. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/ Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: Do you sync your mailbox with a smartphone or pda? http://forums.slipstick.com/showthread.php?t=39473 "Nancy" wrote in message ... My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy |
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Making links live in Outllok 07
That seemed to do it Boy that option was buried deep!
Thanks Diane! "Nancy" wrote: My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy |
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Making links live in Outllok 07
It was sent to html. Seems it was that buried option in autocorrect that I
had to find and change. Thanks for the input! Nancy "LD55ZRA" wrote: You need to change the format of your messages to HTML. To do this try the following: * On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Mail Format tab. * In the Message format list (the first item drop down list), click the format that you want In the event that this message is censored by M$, the entire thread is archived he http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...da14865409679# hth "Nancy" wrote in message ... My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy . |
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Making links live in Outllok 07
It was already set to html. It was that first link option I had to find.
Thanks so much for your input though! Nancy "Shawn76 via OfficeKB.com" wrote: In Outlook, click on TOOLS OPTIONS Mail Format tab Message Format - Compose in this message format is set to what? HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text? If it's anything but HTML, try changing it to HTML. Nancy wrote: My links have stopped being active in my messages when I type them in. As in they do not show an actual link but just plain text for the url. Even in HTML emails and those I send too also don't get a live active link. I've looked all over for this setting and can't seem to find what works. Could anyone please tell me how to make the links active when I simply input a url into my email message? (I do NOT want to have to do the whole "Insert URL" thing.) Thanks! Nancy -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com . |
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