16. E-mail at a Glance: Embedding a Web Link
- Some e-mail programs let you put a link to a web page in the message, making it easy for the recipient to access Web resources.
- Most e-mail programs support hyperlinks embedded in the message text.
- If hyperlinks are supported, the recipient can just click the link and a web browser opens to the referenced page.
- To create a hyperlink, either type the URL (the complete address of a web page, such as http://www.learnthenet.com/) or copy and paste the URL from the address box of your web browser.
- The URL may appear like regular text in your outgoing message, but the recipient sees the hyperlink in a special font, color, or underlined.
