email address as links in outlook

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Anyone know why email addresses in outlook 92002) are not clickable

I recieve mail with email addresses in them but they are not clickable, while other hyperlinks are, any ideas?
 
I have the same problem with Outlook 2000. It's the main reason I don't
switch from OE. I get leads with emails on them and if they're not
clickable, I would have to copy the email, open a new message and paste the
email, instead of just one click.

Is there a solution to this besides using RTF with Word as an editor (that
will, work, btw, 80552)? As I send images by email to my clients, RTF is no
good for me.

Cody

"80552" wrote
Anyone know why email addresses in outlook (2002) are not clickable?

I recieve mail with email addresses in them but they are not clickable,
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while other hyperlinks are, any ideas?
 
well, at least it's a problem with Outlook and not some stupid setting I missed somewhere. d;^

I suppose editing with Word in RTF would solve the problem but copy and paste is just as quick I think in this case

Thanks

8055
 
We are not talking about sending an email hyperlink but being able to click
on ones sent to us. The ones I get with OE, I can click on; the same ones
are not clickable with OL.

Cody
Diane Poremsky said:
you may need to use the mailto tag or enter a space following the hyperlink.
if using mailmerge, make sure you have the latest sp's.

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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)


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8055 said:
well, at least it's a problem with Outlook and not some stupid setting I
missed somewhere. d;^)

I suppose editing with Word in RTF would solve the problem but copy and
paste is just as quick I think in this case.

Thanks.

8055
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