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rich1234
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| [Outlook] OUTLOOK--emails arriving with links versus embedded
When I get emails now, say one that includes a word that has a link embedded in it, instead of the word with a line under it arriving to show it is a link, I now get the full link as in . Same with a picture that has a link in it. I get the darn message. How do I get back to my old way of not having Outlook id the link in text?
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| Re: [Outlook] OUTLOOK--emails arriving with links versus embedde
something like this?
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008 | By Mark Beech and David Sabino For the
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These Rays Are for Real
The baseball season is now past the halfway mark and the Rays' lead in the AL East just keeps growing. Behind a strong performance from starting pitcher Matt Garza (seven innings, five hits, three strikeouts, no earned runs), as well as two RBIs from catcher Dioner Navarro, Tampa Bay beat the Red Sox 3-1 last night. The Rays (51-32) lead Boston
(50-36) by 2½ games, though the Sox have played three more games.
Obviously Tampa is for real, and SI's Albert Chen says that a postseason berth is very possible, with or without a division title. "Bad news for the Yankees," says Chen. "By season's end the young trio of Scott Kazmir, James Shields and Matt Garza (left) will be considered one of the best pitching troikas in the game. Tampa has rolled to the best first-half record in baseball even as their biggest slugger, Carlos Pena, hasn't yet caught fire. They likely won't be able to hang with the Red Sox all season long in the AL East, but come September the Rays will be in the thick of the wild-card hunt with the Tigers and Twins."
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Between them Venus and Serena Williams have won six Wimbledon singles titles since 2000. On Saturday one of them is likely to make it seven, says SI's L. Jon Wertheim, who's in London covering tennis's midsummer classic. "It would be shocking if there wasn't an all-Williams final,"
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rich1234
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Well, in what you sent, the links are in the pictures and text. The links are not restated as .
My emails are arriving with that instead of having the links embedded. How do I get outlook to leave them embedded and not type them out as text?
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ajwees41
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