Disabling links in particular folders

[ptr@home]

I have my kids emails delivered into Outlook 2007 (POP3) and moved to their
own folders. How can I set the links on their incoming mail to disabled so
they cant go to websites linked their email as they are with Junk E-mail?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

No. That is not a folder option.

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[ptr@home]

Thanks Diane, do you know if it it can be done with macros or vba. I assume
that if it was done with the junk folder then maybe?

No. That is not a folder option.

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I have my kids emails delivered into Outlook 2007 (POP3) and moved to
their
own folders. How can I set the links on their incoming mail to disabled so
they cant go to websites linked their email as they are with Junk E-mail?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

AFAIK, it can't be done with VBA, but check in the outlook.programming
newsgroup on this server to be sure.

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Thanks Diane, do you know if it it can be done with macros or vba. I
assume
that if it was done with the junk folder then maybe?

No. That is not a folder option.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I have my kids emails delivered into Outlook 2007 (POP3) and moved to
their
own folders. How can I set the links on their incoming mail to disabled
so
they cant go to websites linked their email as they are with Junk
E-mail?

 

[ptr@home]

Thanks again, I will check with the other groups

AFAIK, it can't be done with VBA, but check in the outlook.programming
newsgroup on this server to be sure.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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Thanks Diane, do you know if it it can be done with macros or vba. I
assume
that if it was done with the junk folder then maybe?

No. That is not a folder option.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I have my kids emails delivered into Outlook 2007 (POP3) and moved to
their
own folders. How can I set the links on their incoming mail to disabled
so
they cant go to websites linked their email as they are with Junk
E-mail?

 

[VanguardLH]

I have my kids emails delivered into Outlook 2007 (POP3) and moved to their
own folders. How can I set the links on their incoming mail to disabled so
they cant go to websites linked their email as they are with Junk E-mail?

Just how is that going to prevent them from visiting those sites?
Obviously they can copy the URL string and paste it into a web browser's
address bar. If they're eager to go clicking on links, having to
copy-n-paste isn't going to thwart them.