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When creating a hyperlink associated with an image in an html editor (e.g.
FrontPage) , you can specify a ToolTip (title in HTML) as well as the URL. So viewing the htm file with say Internet Explorer you see the title as the ToolTip when you hover over the hyperlink (e.g. "Go to our Website"). Using the same HTML code in an Outlook email body you see the actual URL as the ToolTip (e.g. "http://www.ourwebsite.com") and the 'title' HTML seems to be ignored. Is there a workaround to this or is this just a limitation of Outlook. TIA |
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