Links are not clickable

[Anne26]

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel
Email Client: Exchange

I am having problems sending links. All my links appear inactive or active when draft but when I send them they receive only the part "http:// <http://>" is blue, underlined and clickable so at the end the link doesn't work.

Do you have a solution??

 

[Diane Ross]

I am having problems sending links. All my links appear inactive or active
when draft but when I send them they receive only the part "http:// <http://>"
is blue, underlined and clickable so at the end the link doesn't work.

Enclose the URL with < and > viz: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/> so that
if the URL wraps over more than one line, it will still work when it gets
there. Don't forget to format with the http:// prefix.

If a link doesn't get the 'hand' when you hover over, you can just
Command-click the URL to open it in your default browser.

If you still have problem, please send us some examples.

 

[Anne26]

I am having problems sending links. All my links appear inactive or active
when draft but when I send them they receive only the part "http:// <http://> "
is blue, underlined and clickable so at the end the link doesn't work.

Enclose the URL with viz: so that
if the URL wraps over more than one line, it will still work when it gets
there. Don't forget to format with the <http://> prefix.

If a link doesn't get the 'hand' when you hover over, you can just
Command-click the URL to open it in your default browser.

If you still have problem, please send us some examples.
[/QUOTE]
Thanks for you answer but unfortunately this is not that simple!
I wish I just had to do Command click to see the link.
The problem is that Entourage only recognize the htpp:// part as being a link so it doesn't go to any page.

 

[Diane Ross]

Thanks for you answer but unfortunately this is not that simple!
I wish I just had to do Command click to see the link.
The problem is that Entourage only recognize the htpp:// part as being a link
so it doesn't go to any page.

Example????