How do I put an active link into an e-mail?
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Please specify what email service you use. If it's Yahoo mail, just paste the entire link, including the http://
63525
Just attach your html file as an attachment. Normally the receiver will see the file directly on openning the mail.
736774
when you paste your link into your email to send it to someone else, paste it into brackets...\n\n< link > make sure you open and close those brackets...
921779
jus select the particular topic and give it a hyperlink from insert menu and give the internet address....\n\nthats it dear
242839
This would be easier to answer if you told us what program you are using to open your emails.  :)
509497
go into bulk mail, find email and click not spam
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for yahoo web based mail, go to options, POP Access and Forwarding. and fill in the email address to forward to and enable it.\n\nif you are viewing your mail with outlook, thunderbird, etc. etc.\n\nlook around for something called message rules or message filters. you can usually specify a huge amount of actions to be taken automatically with email.\n\nhope this helps you
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you should be able to copy and paste it , or if you just type it in yourself , it should turn to regular link automatically once u finish message .
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Put it on the e-mail itself
242599
change your e-mail setting into html, than u could create some html syntax to add background from some picture source, examples: photobucket
489791
Go to the web page. Click on the address bar. Ctrl C the address. Paste it in your email. The person can click on the link and read the web page in the same format.
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iam not clear of your question but still   it should work\n\nWRITE THE INTERNET LINK WITH in your e- mail "http://www.yahoo.com" and it will appear like http://www.yahoo.com
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The earlier methods would work if HTML preferences were allowed in both your and the receiver's email settings. If that is not the case, you can still type out the full address and instruct the user to copy and paste the address in the address bar of their browser.
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Any hyperlinks such as email or url, it will be underlined & appear as blue. \nthere is a html code for it.. u can try it on ur own: \n\nAn Example of hyperlink for email..\n<a href="mailto:testing@yahoo.com">Example of email link</a>\n\nCopy and paste the code  into notepad and save as .html\n"Example of email link" will be underlined & in blue.  =)
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"How do I get links in emails to open". Click on them with the left button of your mouse like you would anything else.
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yes you can incorporate as a link not as a attachment, or you can make this using a email send programme which will support the HTML source editing. Like this you can do this. for this types of works you need Atomic Mail Sender. LOL
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By far the easiest way to share an online web page is to right click in the address bar and choose copy then paste that address in an e-mail as a link to that active web page.\n\nIf you are talking about a web page that you created on your computer that is not active on a server somewhere, then save it as a text file and send it as an attachment in an e-mail.