how to create and show a name for the hyperlink address and hide the address?`

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Kath

I believe there is a way of creating and showing only the
name for a hyperlink address in email messages.
For example:
Use
"About The Company"
as the link that people can click on to get to the web
page instead of showing <<http://www.micro.com/>>"
Can some one help please?
Thanks a bunch!

Kath
 
If you are creating/editing the message in Work, Outlook 2003 or 2002, you
simply right click on the background of the message, and there is an entry
for Create Hyperlink...
 
Thanks for the tips. However, I am not. I am only using
Outlook 2000, I believe. (I am not at my desk right now).
So, how to solve the problem?
THanks,

Kath
 
Kath,
Sorry, I don't know how to do it manually. I will have to let someone else
weigh into this discussion to let us know how to do that.

Matthew Tisdel
 
Kath said:
I believe there is a way of creating and showing only the
name for a hyperlink address in email messages.
For example:
Use
"About The Company"
as the link that people can click on to get to the web
page instead of showing <<http://www.micro.com/>>"
Click to expand...

There are many HTML tutorials available on the internet.

The link should be:

<a href=http://www.micro.com/>About The Company</a>
 
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