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Perfect.<br />
Thanks Anuroopsundd
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I know there is a method for creating the subject and the detail content of an email and wonder if someone can point me in the right direction to get info on that subject.<br />
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I wish to be able to have a link to open email (outlook) from a web page.<br />
&nbsp;mailto:me@mydomain.com etc<br />
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Hope thats clear<br />
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Thanks<br />
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John
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I know there is a method for creating the subject and the detail content of an email and wonder if someone can point me in the right direction to get info on that subject.

I wish to be able to have a link to open email (outlook) from a web page.
 mailto:me@mydomain.com etc

Hope thats clear

Thanks

John

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