Unfortunately, that has to do with how the email is sent, not how
you're viewing it. If a person types in just the URL, then that's how
it'll show up in your email client when you read it. Usually this
happens when a person either sends an email in plain text, or just in
general doesn't use any HTML in their email. Since most clients will
read HTML emails, anyone who decides to make use of that will compose
a hyperlink the way you're asking about. Here's hoping that
explanation didn't confuse you too much... it's late and I haven't
had my caffeine yet.
James, List Admin At 09:45 PM 7/30/2006, you wrote:
Hello, Everyone:
When receiving a-mail messages that contain links to websites it shows up as http//:***.com. How do you get the active link to show up instead of the http thing.
Thanks,
Alicia
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