HTML Addresses

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Devin Shirkey

I had someone send me a list of contacts in a html email. Well there
are all these names for email addresses but they are hyperlinks is
there anyway I can import these to my outlook.????
Amber Bauguess ; Barb Krumm ; Beth Huffman ; Betsy McVey ; Bobi Norton
; Bryan Phillips ; Caribbean Resort ; Crown Reef ; Ed Warneck ; Holiday
Inn ; Jennifer Jordan - Oceanfront Vacation Rentals, Inc. ; Katie
Keziah ; La Quinta ; landmark ; Mark Nungesser ; Red Roof ;
Example but in my email they are html links
 
Devin Shirkey said:
I had someone send me a list of contacts in a html email. Well there
are all these names for email addresses but they are hyperlinks is
there anyway I can import these to my outlook.????
Amber Bauguess ; Barb Krumm ; Beth Huffman ; Betsy McVey ; Bobi Norton
; Bryan Phillips ; Caribbean Resort ; Crown Reef ; Ed Warneck ;
Holiday Inn ; Jennifer Jordan - Oceanfront Vacation Rentals, Inc. ;
Katie Keziah ; La Quinta ; landmark ; Mark Nungesser ; Red Roof ;
Example but in my email they are html links
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Can you right-click in the body of the message and choose View Source?
 
Devin Shirkey said:
Yes i can but it shows the html source any easy way to converts
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You can also double click on them one at a time. A new message will open
with the e-mail address in the To field.
 
Chuck Davis said:
You can also double click on them one at a time. A new message will
open with the e-mail address in the To field.
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But it will be unresolved so it will contain only the display name. That's
what happened to me when I tried it.
 
Brian Tillman said:
But it will be unresolved so it will contain only the display name.
That's what happened to me when I tried it.
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Brian,

I wonder what method you and the OP's sender was using to create the links.
I have created two different links in Outlook with Word as the e-mail editor
as an html message.
1. Link to the e-mail address of a person in my contacts list book (an alias
on my web server)
2. Link to the e-mail address of a person not in my contacts list (an alias
on my web server)

Then I created the same in FrontPage and copied the FrontPage file to the
clipboard and pasted into a new message.

When each arrived I was able to double click on them and the e-mail address
would appear in the "To" field as expected.
 
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