Re: Email link in Word doc
- From: Michel Bintener <m_bintener@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 03:10:29 +0100
Because you have "Field Codes" enabled. Go to Preferences>View, and
de-select "Field Codes". A hyperlinked e-mail address is actually a field,
so when you have this option enabled, it will show you the field code, which
includes the brackets and the mailto prefix; disabling this should get you
what you want.
On 13.09.05 2:44, in article
1126575870.215983.59670@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "irchamandy"
<chamandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> ok, i figure out that the internet links thing is buried deeply and
> unintuitively in autocorrect. now every time i enter an email address,
> it ends up looking like this
>
> {Hyperlink "mailto: chamandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"}
>
> instead of just the email address underlined. why does this happen?
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Ian
>
.
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