>>>Hi;
>>>
>>>I want to generate an outlook email message from VFP that contains a link to a website.
>>>Something like:
>>>
>>>#Define olMailItem 0
>>>oOutLook=createobject('outlook.application')
>>>oMailItem=oOutLook.CreateItem(olMailItem)
>>>WITH oMailItem
>>> .subject='Science Fair Judging'
>>> .body='Hope you can be a judge at Science Fair again this year.'+chr(13)+;
>>> chr(13+'Please fill out your form on our website.'
>>>ENDWITH
>>>
>>>I want to make the words 'your form' a hyperlink to a URL.
>>>
>>>Any ideas would be appreciated.
>>>
>>>John
>>
>>You can use something like

< a href="http://www.yourURL.com/" > your form < /a >

Note that there should be no spaces around the "<" and ">", I had to put them in to prevent them from being parsed by the UT parser.
>
>Al;
>
>Thanks for the tip. I tried:
>
>.body='Hope you can be a judge at Science Fair again this year.'+chr(13)+;
> chr(13)+'Please fill out '+;
> "< a href='http://www.yourURL.com/'> your form < /a >"+ ;
> 'your form on our website.'
>
>Unfortunately the html showed literally in the body of the sent email.
>
>Am I missing something?
>
>Thanks
>John

Yes - there should be no spaces around ANY of the "<" or ">" characters in the line I posted, both leading and trailing. Basically, there should be no spaces at all in the string I posted except the one between "your" and "form".