Hi,
how can i make something bold in the body of an email created with mailto
url?
Like this (but this doesnt work):
A ?body=HELLObHELLO/bHELLO"Click here/A

thanx

Well I just clicked on the link, highlighted the text and then selected
Bold, (B). Worked here, unless I am missing your point.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Giorgio" wrote in message
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Hi,
how can i make something bold in the body of an email created with mailto
url?
Like this (but this doesnt work):
A ?body=HELLObHELLO/bHELLO"Click
here/A

thanx

"Bruce Hagen" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Well I just clicked on the link, highlighted the text and then selected
Bold, (B). Worked here, unless I am missing your point.

thanx for answer me
i put bold as an example, but i want more html tags
i'd like to have
A
?body=tabletrtd text/td/tr/table"Click
here/A

and other stuff like this, so that an internet guest (clicking on it) has
got an email template

i explain in a better way:

A
?body=tabletrtd text/td/tr/table"Click
here/A
If i click the link, i'd like to open a mail with a table in his html code,
but it doesnt work

I think your syntax is wrong. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/n...asp?frame=true

steve

"Giorgio" wrote in message
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i explain in a better way:

A
?body=tabletrtd text/td/tr/table"Click
here/A
If i click the link, i'd like to open a mail with a table in his html
code, but it doesnt work

I think your syntax is wrong.

thanx for answer
Where is it wrong?
I 'd like to put an html code in the body of the mail (that i make via
mailto url)

"Giorgio" wrote in message
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I think your syntax is wrong.

thanx for answer
Where is it wrong?
I 'd like to put an html code in the body of the mail (that i make via mailto url)


I doubt it would work for OE. E.g. how would it know whether it was
supposed to be text or HTML source? w


In any case, try this article for more syntax hints:

titleOLEXP: How to Send Outlook Express Mail from a Command Line/title
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=192341

E.g. don't forget that you are building a URL so you are much more
restricted about which characters you can use within it.


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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I don't know where its wrong, but the link I provided should help.

"Giorgio" wrote in message
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I think your syntax is wrong.

thanx for answer
Where is it wrong?
I 'd like to put an html code in the body of the mail (that i make via
mailto url)