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Windows Live Mail can not copy hyperlinks from one e-mail to another.
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Anonymous
Hey all.
Long story short, I am writing this for my mother who current runs a dog boarding business as well as various other e-mail accounts, ranging from fan clubs to personal ones. She has a draft e-mail saved which contains information and links she would COPY and PASTE into e-mails prior to sending them. Essentially, these are signatures. No matter which signature she copies and pastes, each one has at least one weblink.
As of yesterday, when copying and pasting that information, the link does not copy with the text. Instead of pasting the text as a hyperlink, like she has been able to, it simply shows the text without any clickable option.
I have double checked the options, Read all messages in plain text is unticked, as well as the Mail Sending Format and News Sending Formation both being set to HTML.
Can anyone help please?
Thank you.
Windows for home | Other | Email and communications
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Anonymous
2014-07-03T14:33:22+00:00 -
Anonymous
2014-06-22T06:31:01+00:00 Would you believe - BCC email addresses are now showing in my sent emailsand I have done nothing to cause that so some MS update must have done it?
At last
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Anonymous
2014-06-21T22:56:54+00:00 PS: I am somewhat surprised that the OP was not asked for this information.
Some wheals squeek louder than others, and I hope you'll keep it up!
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Anonymous
2014-06-21T22:50:37+00:00 Intriguing! I hope you'll share the dark secrets in due course.
Absolutely, should any issues be resolved, or should they not be resolved, I would be pleased to share with any and all participants of this Microsoft Answers Forum.
Tom
PS: I am somewhat surprised that the OP was not asked for this information.
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Anonymous
2014-06-21T21:15:34+00:00 "..... complexity of this issue..." What complexity???? People on this thread have published a fix in a few lines of code for those prepared to risk messing with the Registry.
The co-operation of Firedog and others has been great, however, our patience with Microsoft is wearing very thin.
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Intriguing! I hope you'll share the dark secrets in due course.