Hyperlinks Are Click-able in a Plaintext Message

[Daddy]

I run Outlook 2010 on Windows 7.

When I compose an e-mail message in plaintext that includes hyperlinks
(e.g., e-mail addresses, URLs), the links are still click-able.

In Options > Compose messages I have: Compose messages in this format -
Plain Text

In Options > Compose messages > Editor Options, I removed the check mark
from every instance of: Replace...Internet and network paths with
hyperlinks.

Despite all the above, when I compose an email message that includes an
e-mail address or a URL, they are click-able and live. How can I get
them to be just plain text?

Daddy

 

[Daddy]

They are plain text. Almost every e-mail or usenet client is smart
enough that if it sees anything that has a URI identifier, to make it
into a clickable link.

Any way to get Outlook to play dumb and /not/ make a click-able link?

Daddy

 

[Peter Taylor]

Any way to get Outlook to play dumb and /not/ make a click-able link?

Daddy

It has noting to do with your Outlook.

 

[Daddy]

It has noting to do with your Outlook.

I understand. Thanks for your help.

Daddy

 

[Peter Foldes]

I run Outlook 2010 on Windows 7.

When I compose an e-mail message in plaintext that includes hyperlinks (e.g.,
e-mail addresses, URLs), the links are still click-able.

In Options > Compose messages I have: Compose messages in this format - Plain Text

In Options > Compose messages > Editor Options, I removed the check mark from
every instance of: Replace...Internet and network paths with hyperlinks.

Despite all the above, when I compose an email message that includes an e-mail
address or a URL, they are click-able and live. How can I get them to be just
plain text?

Daddy

What I do in Outlook is to leave a space between www. and the address just like
below. Link will not be alive

www. msn.com
www. microsoft.com
www. belarc.com
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[Daddy]

Daddy

What I do in Outlook is to leave a space between www. and the address
just like below. Link will not be alive

www. msn.com
www. microsoft.com
www. belarc.com

Thank you. I'm aware of that little 'trick' so I'll just make it my
habit. Similar to this:

www dot cnn dot com

Daddy