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Embedding a Web Link in a Message 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 imbedded 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 location box of your web browser.   The URL may appear like regular text on your outgoing message, but the recipient sees the hyperlink in a special font, color, or underlined.   Learn the Net (www.learnthenet.com) is Copyright 1996-2008. Michael Lerner Productions. All Rights Reserved.