Hyperlinks are digital references in the form of text, images, or icons you can use to link to other resources. You can use a hyperlink in an email to add links to websites, documents, pictures, videos, and even other sections in the email.
You can typically add these hyperlinks directly to the body of your emails by copying and pasting the URL.
However, if you want more control over how hyperlinks appear in your emails, this guide is for you.
If you send this email with the hyperlinked text, anyone who clicks or taps on it will be redirected to the web address you configured.
If you want to edit or remove the hyperlink, you can right-click on the content and select either the Edit Link or Remove Link.
If you use the Microsoft Outlook desktop app, the process for adding hyperlinks is also similar.
Even the smartphone app for Outlook lets you create hyperlinks in your emails.
You can also edit or remove the link by long pressing on the hyperlinked text to bring up the context menu.
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