[gui-talk] Outlook links question

[Chris Hallsworth]

Someone recommended you try disabling plain text view? Actually, that 
won't work, as Outlook, by default, disables some HTML content that 
might be considered harmful, so it looks like a plain text e-mail rather 
than an HTML e-mail. I don't know how you'd fix this, but I'm sure it'll 
be somewhere in Outlook. Hope that helps. Also, have you downloaded the 
latest updates for Office? That might fix the problem, but not sure.

Allen Maynard wrote:
> Yes.
>
> Sincerely,
> Allen Maynard
> Access Technology Specialist
> Hadley School for the Blind
> E-Mail:  allen at hadley.edu
> Phone:  847-784-2803
>
>   
>>>> Chris Hallsworth <chrishallsworth at fastmail.co.uk> 08/21 11:19 AM >>>
>>>>         
> Do you mean Outlook 2003?
>
> Allen Maynard wrote:
>   
>> Hi, listers,
>>
>> I have Windows XP-Home and I am using Outlook Express 2003 along with Window-Eyes 5.5.
>> Many emails I receive are supposed to contain links but the text of those links are only plain text.  I created a message to myself containing a link and when I received it it appeared as a link.  Is there a setting I'm missing.  Most of the problem messages I receive are from companies like RealNetworks for example.
>>
>> Thanks for any help.
>>
>>
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Allen Maynard
>> Access Technology Specialist
>> Hadley School for the Blind
>> E-Mail:  allen at hadley.edu 
>> Phone:  847-784-2803
>>
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Someone recommended you try disabling plain text view? Actually, that won't work, as Outlook, by default, disables some HTML content that might be considered harmful, so it looks like a plain text e-mail rather than an HTML e-mail. I don't know how you'd fix this, but I'm sure it'll be somewhere in Outlook. Hope that helps. Also, have you downloaded the latest updates for Office? That might fix the problem, but not sure.
Allen Maynard wrote:
Yes. Sincerely, Allen Maynard Access Technology Specialist Hadley School for the Blind E-Mail: mailto:allen at hadley.edu allen at hadley.edu
Phone: 847-784-2803
Chris Hallsworth mailto:chrishallsworth at fastmail.co.uk <chrishallsworth at fastmail.co.uk>
08/21 11:19 AM >>>
Do you mean Outlook 2003? Allen Maynard wrote:
Hi, listers, I have Windows XP-Home and I am using Outlook Express 2003 along with Window-Eyes 5.5. Many emails I receive are supposed to contain links but the text of those links are only plain text. I created a message to myself containing a link and when I received it it appeared as a link. Is there a setting I'm missing. Most of the problem messages I receive are from companies like RealNetworks for example. Thanks for any help. Sincerely, Allen Maynard Access Technology Specialist Hadley School for the Blind E-Mail: mailto:allen at hadley.edu allen at hadley.edu
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