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hi,<br />
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use a anchor tag like &nbsp;and the set the url.<br />
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<a href="http://the url" rel="ugc nofollow">Click Here </a><br />
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hi,

use a anchor tag like  and the set the url.

Click Here [http://the url]




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I believe it will work if you put angle brackets around your url and nothing else:<br />
<b>&lt;</b><a href="http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E" rel="ugc">http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E</a><b>&gt;</b><br />
Let us know if this works for you - difficult to test without using the same 3rd party app as you ;-)<br />

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I believe it will work if you put angle brackets around your url and nothing else:
<http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E [http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E]>
Let us know if this works for you - difficult to test without using the same 3rd party app as you ;-)


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Thanks WhyGuy and Computer101
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We have a web application that sends plain text emails (not able to send html emails!)<br />
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The emails that it sends contain a link such as:<br />
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<a href="http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E" rel="ugc">http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E</a><br />
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this is for users to click to update their contact information. The issue is that in Outlook only the part &quot;<a href="http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email" rel="ugc">http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email</a>&quot;&nbsp;is formatted as a hyperlink. How can I make the whole URL appear as a (blue underlined) hyperlink??
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We have a web application that sends plain text emails (not able to send html emails!)

The emails that it sends contain a link such as:

http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email=user@ourwebsite.com.au&guid=7C978A48-777-DD11-BAD6-000C2777863E

this is for users to click to update their contact information. The issue is that in Outlook only the part "http://www.ourwebsite.com.au/updatedetails.asp?email" is formatted as a hyperlink. How can I make the whole URL appear as a (blue underlined) hyperlink??

URL formatting in Text email

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