Easiest thing is just put the URL of the link in the body of the email. It is just text after all.
If you want it shown as a "clickable" link, you have to code it using HTM - but then you need to have (or should have) the proper headers in the email to indicate the email is in an HTML format. Specifically the "MIME-version" and "Content-type" likely need to be specified.
Lots of references on the web for email header formats - Google is your friend.
Regards
Mike
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: July 25, 2008 4:23 pm by mcl2,725 pts.
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Give it simply like any text (the complete address) in your mail (preferably in HTML format) to act it like a hyperlink. Otherwise the receiver can use it as ‘cut and paste’ if hyperlink does not work. But wherever is your this link directs, that domain/address has to be live always to avoid any link failures.
Give it simply like any text (the complete address) in your mail (preferably in HTML format) to act it like a hyperlink. Otherwise the receiver can use it as ‘cut and paste’ if hyperlink does not work. But wherever is your this link directs, that domain/address has to be live always to avoid any link failures.