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Originally Posted by ramiss
Using HTML tags in a text based email will not work. Whether an email is Text or HTML is encoded in the the email headers to tell each client how to handle the email message.
The only way to do it is with a client that can compose in HTML.
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Well yeah thats the point. Microsoft claims outlook mobile can compose in html, but that is not entirely true. It may just be a "misunderstood" explaination because when sending an email, it is encoded as html. Like I said in a few posts back, when adding a web address while composing, outlook mobile converts it into a clickable link. The default composer doesnt allow manual insertion of this html, but it is supported. So I guess technically outlook mobile can compose html, just that a user can't control it.