How to email a HTML link to a file attachment in the same message?

[Gordon H.]

I'm trying to email a HTML link to a HTML file attached in the same
message. I DO NOT want to have the attached HTML file displayed in
the message, I just want a link in the email to the HTML file which is
a file attachment in the same message. How can this be done, assuming
it's possible?

Again, I note that I DO NOT want the attached HTML file to be
displayed in the browser, I just want a link to it in the email.

[Mark Tranchant]

Re: How to email a HTML link to a file attachment in the same message?

Gordon H. wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm trying to email a HTML link to a HTML file attached in the same
> message. I DO NOT want to have the attached HTML file displayed in
> the message, I just want a link in the email to the HTML file which is
> a file attachment in the same message. How can this be done, assuming
> it's possible?
>
> Again, I note that I DO NOT want the attached HTML file to be
> displayed in the browser, I just want a link to it in the email.[/color]

Er... just copy the URL into the message body? Or am I missing something
here? Like this:

http://www.1112.net/lastpage.htm

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[Jukka K. Korpela]

Re: How to email a HTML link to a file attachment in the same message?

Gordon H. <gordo@yahoo.ca > wrote:
[color=blue]
> I'm trying to email a HTML link to a HTML file attached in the same
> message.[/color]

Since this not about HTML authoring for the WWW, I have trimmed
followups.
[color=blue]
> I DO NOT want to have the attached HTML file displayed in
> the message, I just want a link in the email to the HTML file which is
> a file attachment in the same message. How can this be done, assuming
> it's possible?[/color]

This depends on the software you use and, most importantly, the software
that the recipient(s) use(s). Have you made sure that the recipient(s)
want(s) to get multipart E-mail messages containing HTML, with a
sufficient understanding of the issue?

Depending on the answer to these questions, Microsoft's MHTML format
might be part of the solution, or part of the problem.

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