Thanks Jan--

May have seemed obvious, but I thought by definition that a hyperlink is in
HTML and I'll have to clear this up for myself. I also thought in general
with OE and OL, that whatever format you used would only be viewed if the
recipient has format enough to view it--and I know RTF has a different
meaning in OL and OE.

This is a different question and technically one in OE but if you embed a
graphic into the text of OE won't the recipient have to have HTML activated
to view the picture. If they don't when they receive it and read directions
to activate it will they be able to see the picture?

Thanks,

Chad Harris
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"+-J" wrote in message
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"Chad Harris" wrote:
SNIP /
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| Even if you're posting in simple text, a hyperlink is going to show up
and
| doesn't that require html?

SNIP /

Chad,

In Outlook Express, in TEXT-mode, all hyperlinks are clickable.
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Jan