[kman42]

Maybe I just don't know how to do the following, but:

1) why can't I assign a signature to always be used when I send an email to a specific address? I am deathly afraid of signing an email with Love when I send it to a business colleague instead of my wife. I know I can assign one to one of my outgoing accounts, but that's just not flexible enough.

2) why doesn't Entourage automatically format web addresses and email addresses as clickable? I have HTML formatting turned on.

kman

[Macola]

Originally posted by kman42:
<STRONG>
2) why doesn't Entourage automatically format web addresses and email addresses as clickable? I have HTML formatting turned on.
</STRONG>

Actually, it does, and you don't have to use HTML format. It just doesn't show up as a formatted URL until you send the message. For example, if you open a copy of the message in your Sent folder, or if you cc: yourself, the copy will show up with a clickable URL. Just remember to type in the full URL, including the "http://" prefix. E-mail addresses don't require the "mailto:" prefix.

[Patrick_Bateman]

Is there any way at all I can get Entourage without buying the complete Office? I don't need everything...I really want Entourage though.

Is there any way at all I can get Entourage without buying the complete Office? I don't need everything...I really want Entourage though.

At the moment, Entourage is only available in the Office package (AFAIK). Check the Microsoft wepage if you can buy it as a single app.


SB
Camden College

[Patrick_Bateman]

Thank you Sean...by the way, nice name.

It looks like the only way I can get Entourage is to buy the whole suite, which I am not doing, because I would have to buy the full version...Damn them.

Any way I can download it?

[Maneki Neko]

In the past, MS offered a word + entourage bundle. They may again.