How do I paste an HTML Code on an email so the recipient can see the link?

Question

I want to send this link to someone via hotmail but I only have the HTML code..how can i send it as a banner or a link to them? Is there a way I can cut and paste it on to my email?

no i am talking about a full html code for a banner not a browser link

nooooooooooooo, people please read the question, i need to send someone an HTML code so that they recieve a banner instead of a code that has no use to them.......... not a browser link

Answer 1

Will your recipient be able to accept html emails?

Try putting the banner link in as code as you would on a page and send it to yourself first to check.

Actually I'm unsure if Hotmail allows you to send html emails.

Suck it and see.

Answer 2

alot of digital mail vendors do no longer help html in the e-mail for protection motives including XSS. although, the situation here lies in the situation the place you're sending the e-mail from. HTML should not be allowed the place you digital mail, try yet another emailing provider -stable luck!

Answer 3

Clicking on a Link in an eMail is the faster way to get 'phished' ... (and loose your bank details).

It really should not be encouraged ..

Of course anyone with any sense throws away Microsoft's virus propergation engine (known as Outlook / Exchange) as soon as they recieve their new PC (and uses a 3rd party email client that can be set to strip out all embedded HTML before 'opening' the message .)

Answer 4

You should be able to copy and paste it from the address bar into the body of your email. Make sure you enter a space after the the link or a carriage return if it is at the end of the line.

Answer 5

try putting http:// before the www or go to the website and cut and paste it off the browser bar.