what happens when a hyperlinked e-mail addres is clicked?
608917
It will open up your default mailing program such as Outlook and it will put the e-mail address in the "To:" line so that you can send them a message directly.
972978
sorry buddy......when an email is sent.....due to current technology....it is automotically downloaded to the recieving email account in a matter of seconds....unless you knew the password to the other account....then it is going to be read.....in outlook ur talking about a lan network......in the big world if it was offically sent then its sent....
1160769
attach file > brows > open > enter to ok > continue > send the mail
470523
My yahoo was doing the same thing so now I open it through Internet explorer and I can send e-mails again. I don't know why this has happened but I know it has to several people.
1147444
if youare talking about your yahoo\nif something was sent to your junk mail by mistake open it and you will see a "not spam" button
257022
You set it up by making it into a link. Then you can use the link in your E-mail.
648485
This can be done by writing some HTML code. It basically would look like this:\n\n<a href="mailto:your_email@ yahoo.com">Email me!</a>\n\nWhat you would see are the words "Email me!" as a link. If a viewer clicks on that link, an email editor is automatically launched.\n\nYou can also add extra default items to this email, like a subject, CC field, BCC field, or email body. This can be done by adding what are known as parameters to your email address. The parameters would need to be separated by a ampersand character (&). The parameters are:\n\n?subject\n?cc\n?bcc\n?body\n\nSo say you wanted to create a link to automatically open an email with the subject "Hi there!" and CC it to "your_second_email@ yahoo.com". The resulting code would look like this:\n\n<a href="mailto:your_email@ yahoo.com?subject=Hi there!&cc=your_second_email@ yahoo.com">Email me!</a>\n\nI hope this helps.
153546
as described above:\nlink=  color of the unclicked link\nalink=  color of the link while it is being clicked\nvlink= color of the link after being visited
409793
on first start u get an wizard diglog, else in control panel there is a link called "Mail"...
783075
If its automated, its a way of making sure your email is a 'live' addres (ie , you use it regularly) so they can track whether or not you've opened it and then add your address to a mailing list for advertising etc.
798538
Only if you click a link. If you get a message with a link do not click it.
467641
Yahoo would never send a link tat ends in ".exe".  Things that end in ".exe" are executable files and links like this are almost always from a virus trying to get you to install a copy of the virus.  Do not open the link.\n\nBe suspicuous of any link that ends in ".exe", ".vbs" or ".js" from anyone since they are most likely to be viruses.
175423
What happened when you sent the email?
256896
happens to me too; it's just the way the e-mail link is coded.  Just copy the address from outlook and paste it into Yahoo email and it will work fine.
444709
No, even if you just open the email without clicking the link, you just opened the door for tons of spam. I had just gotten a new account with Comcast and never got spam until one day I accidenally just opened an email. Have gotten tons of spam since even with their useless spam filter on.
421303
Try a test body like this:\n\n<html>\n<head></head>\n<body>\n<h3>Test E-mail</h3>\n<p>This is a test message.</p>\n<img src="http://www.yourserver.com/images/image.jpg" alt="image" />\n<br />\n<p>End of test.</p>\n</body>\n</html>\n\nWhere the src is, of course, the actual path to an image you have stored someplace on a Web server that allows hotlinking.\n\nYahoo! Mail will probably say that HTML images have been blocked; there will be a link to unblock images; click it.\n\nIf the entire document appears as an attachment, you've set your e-mail message itself, or its encoding, improperly.
123661
They don't show up as links in my e-mail either.  But, they do show up as links to the person who recieves them.