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| 59397 | 2002-07-03 07:31:00 | Can you advise me how I can open web addresses when sent a link in my emails. If Im sent an email address it will open for me to write but not a web address. Is there something I need to tick for this to happen, Im running XP thankyou |
raejmac (826) | ||
| 59398 | 2002-07-03 08:10:00 | Sorry, the crystal ball has fogged and we cannot make out what e-mail program you are using . . . . . Therefore it would be hard to advise . . . . For instance in Eudora email program, that is set by the person sending the e-mail, as below . If you are using Incredimail, Pegasus Mail, MDaemon, Outlook, Netscape Mail, Outlook Express etc etc the instructions will differ, but many will still relate to the sender . Creating a Hyperlink in a Message (Sponsored and Paid modes only) Eudora lets you create a hyperlink in an outgoing message; that is, convert a piece of text or a graphic into a link to a URL, so when your recipients click the text or graphic, their browser opens and takes them to that URL . To create a hyperlink, do the following: 1 . Type the text you want to link in your outgoing message . 2 . Select the text to highlight it or insert a graphic file using the Insert then Picture command under the Edit menu and select the inserted graphic . 3 . From the Text submenu under the Edit menu, choose Make Hyperlink, or click the insert Hyperlink icon on the message toolbar . 4 . In the URL field of the Hyperlink dialog box, enter the full address of the URL, for example, <http://www . eudora . com> 5 . Click OK . The text or graphic is now linked, highlighted, and underlined in the message . When your recipient receives the message, opens it, and clicks on the hyperlink, their browser or other application will open and go directly to the URL you specified . |
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| 59399 | 2002-07-03 11:10:00 | Here are some pages to look at to see if they have your solution: www.pcworld.com support.microsoft.com support.microsoft.com |
Susan B (19) | ||
| 59400 | 2002-07-03 12:05:00 | I have XP as well. If you mean youcannot connect to those Heavy Blue Addresses Like those in Susan B's post, I had that problem as well. Damned if I can exactly remember how we fixed it. I think it was something as simple as putting in. or taking out, a tick in a box. I think, again, it was something to do with the Internet Connection & Outlook Express not talking to each other. I am not sure if this is right but. doesn't the E-mail address go thro OutlookExpress, whilst the www & httl (?) addresses have to go thro somewhere else to get out?? Does this all make sense to any of the more Knowledgeable people out there. ?:| ?:| Poppa John |
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