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From: Sassilicious on 2 Feb 2010 17:06
When I compose an email with an email addy or web addy in it they do not turn
blue and automatically link up. How can I make them turn blue and when
clicked on go to that addy or that person? I don't know if you would call it
highlighting or not but the addy os usually in blue print and stands out.
There is a link here below that says 'about display names' and it is blue and
makes a connection...that is what I am talking about....I want my email to
have addy links like that when someone gives me their new email addy.
From: Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] on 2 Feb 2010 21:08
how are you formatting the links? If you press the space bar after
completing the link http://www.link.com does it highlight? What message
format are you using? HTML, Rich Text, Plain Text?

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After furious head scratching, Sassilicious asked:

| When I compose an email with an email addy or web addy in it they do
| not turn blue and automatically link up. How can I make them turn
| blue and when clicked on go to that addy or that person? I don't
| know if you would call it highlighting or not but the addy os usually
| in blue print and stands out. There is a link here below that says
| 'about display names' and it is blue and makes a connection...that is
| what I am talking about....I want my email to have addy links like
| that when someone gives me their new email addy.


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