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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 04/12/06 15:32
anuragsji wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am making one HTML page and put some book marks like for example
>
> <A href="#News_and_Links">News</A>
>
> when I open this page in IE then it is opened correctly but I want to
> send output of this html page via email. For this when I click new mail
> and format is HTML (Microsoft outlook) and paste it and send it. The
> Receiver is not able to click on that bookmark because some random text
> is added automatically before starting #News_and_Links
> That is like below
> <A href="outbind://299/#News_and_Links">News</A>
>
> Please let me know how can I remove that text ( for example
> outbind://299/ )
>
Because the link's URL <A href="#News_and_Links">News</A> is referring
to a document that is NOT public on a website but to a local file
associated with your Outlook, it is similar when folks try to send a
file that sits upon their own Desktop by attaching a shortcut to the
file in their message instead of sending an attached copy. You have two
choices here, either attach a physical copy of the HTML page in question
or upload page to a public webserver and send links to the page in your
message.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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