Email Links in Messages

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Alias

Using Outlook 2000. I receive leads by email and some of them have clickable
email addresses and some don't. Is there any way to make sure all of them
are clickable without using RFT?

Thanks,

Alias
 
Alias said:
Using Outlook 2000. I receive leads by email and some of them have
clickable email addresses and some don't. Is there any way to make
sure all of them are clickable without using RFT?
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The sender controls that, I would assume.
 
Sue Mosher said:
Not on the messages you receive, since the sender controls the format.
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How come I can click on them with Outlook Express, then? Same sender. Also,
if I use RTF, I can click on them. I don't, however, want to use RTF because
on some email accounts like Yahoo and Hotmail, the RTF shows up as an
attachment.

Alias
 
Alias said:
How come I can click on them with Outlook Express, then?
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Because Outlook Express is trying to be nice and is presenting you with a
clickable item even though none was actually contained in the message.
Outlook does that to a degree also, but apparently the particular items in
the messages are not being seen the same way by OE and OL, which, since
they're different programs wriotten by different groups of people, isn't
hard to understand.
 
Brian Tillman said:
Because Outlook Express is trying to be nice and is presenting you with a
clickable item even though none was actually contained in the message.
Outlook does that to a degree also, but apparently the particular items in
the messages are not being seen the same way by OE and OL, which, since
they're different programs wriotten by different groups of people, isn't
hard to understand.
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Oh well, if you're right, I guess I am stuck with OE.

Alias
 
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