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I know that OL 2007 no longer renders HTML using IE. This prevents using
HTML forms in Outlook email. I know that by clicking Other Actions, then Open in Browser that the email can be opened in IE and the HTML form works as it did in Outlook 2003. Is there any way to add a button or link within an HTML email that opens the email in IE directly? Basically, the user would open the email in IE with one click instead of two. This question is not for me (I don't mind opening the email in IE with two clicks), it is for my users (4000). They will always prefer opening in one click. It may seem trivial, and I know that "The users need to adapt" is one response. What I would like to know if it is possible. Thanks in advance. Stephen |
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