> At 19:03 -0400 10/26/05, Jan M. continued:
>> I have tested placing the URLs between "<" and ">",
>> but even that
>
> I suggest you turn off the HTML "styles" and try your tests again. If you
> really need the HTML for something then place the URL in an anchor where it
> would be recognized by a browser.
>
> <A href="http://yourdomain";> descriptive text </A>
>
> But don't ask me how to do that in M$ Entourage. The spammers sure know how.
I'm sure you mean "Entourage scripters". You can find lots of examples here:
http://scriptbuilders.net/cat.php?category_list=2
And for unlimited flexibility, my bet is allways for XMail:
http://lestang.org/article26.html
jj
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