[rxkevco]

Hi all,,
I should know this by now,, but in all honesty, never had the need for it before !

I have just set up a soundclick webpage for myself to showcase some music that i have written and would like to be able to embed the link in all my emails rather than sending the link out individually.

Any ideas,, i thought it had to do with signitures within the options of the email client,, but windows mail wont let me copy the link into the signiture box at all ! !

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

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You'll need to put the web-page link in the main body of the message, then you can send it to several people at once by typing their email addresses into the 'To' line at the top, separating each one with a semi-colon followed by a space (for Outlook & Outlook Express, that is. Separation method may be different for other email clients). Example: To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

If you don't want each recipient to know who else you sent it to, put the addresses in the 'BCC' (blind carbon copy) line instead. If you can't see the 'BCC' line in your composing window, go to 'View->Bcc field' (applies to Outlook 2000 which I use). Some email servers/providers don't like to get emails with an empty 'To' line, so if you do use the 'Bcc' option and they keep being rejected by the server, put your own address in the 'To' line. Of course, you'll then get a copy sent back of your own email but it will solve the problem of 'bounced' emails. Try it without first as it may not be necessary.

Edited by pip22, 01 March 2008 - 06:24 PM.

[pip22]

You'll need to put the web-page link in the main body of the message, then you can send it to several people at once by typing their email addresses into the 'To' line at the top, separating each one with a semi-colon followed by a space (for Outlook & Outlook Express, that is. Separation method may be different for other email clients). Example: To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

If you don't want each recipient to know who else you sent it to, put the addresses in the 'BCC' (blind carbon copy) line instead. If you can't see the 'BCC' line in your composing window, go to 'View->Bcc field' (applies to Outlook 2000 which I use). Some email servers/providers don't like to get emails with an empty 'To' line, so if you do use the 'Bcc' option and they keep being rejected by the server, put your own address in the 'To' line. Of course, you'll then get a copy sent back of your own email but it will solve the problem of 'bounced' emails. Try it without first as it may not be necessary.

Edited by pip22, 01 March 2008 - 06:24 PM.

[rxkevco]

Thanks pip,,,
I have sussed that one out already,,,but wouldnt it be nice if i could have the link at the bottom of every email i send or reply to !

I have managed to set the link to appear at the bottom of my profile in many of the forums i visit,,,, why cant it just be set to appear in the text of al my emails ?

[Major Payne]

Add the link to your signature. Procedure to use depends on your email client,

Ron

Edited by Major Payne, 01 March 2008 - 08:07 PM.