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How do I add an "Unsubscribe" hyperlink in an email message

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I need to add an unsubscribe option in certain emails that are sent. In Outlook, I was able to format the word "unsubscribe" with an email address hyperlink but can't see how to do this with Thunderbird.

I need to add an unsubscribe option in certain emails that are sent. In Outlook, I was able to format the word "unsubscribe" with an email address hyperlink but can't see how to do this with Thunderbird.

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You'll need to include mailto: before the email address

Something like:

Click <href a="mailto:zenos@example.com>here</a> to mail me.

Try mailto:// instead if that doesn't work.

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Insert|Link in the menu. Press the alt button if you don't have a menu.

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When I click Insert|Link it asks for a web page location, a local file or select a Named Anchor or Heading from the popup list. I've tried entering the email address I want the unsubscribe message to go to in a test email but when I click the word, nothing happens.

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Gekose oplossing

You'll need to include mailto: before the email address

Something like:

Click <href a="mailto:zenos@example.com>here</a> to mail me.

Try mailto:// instead if that doesn't work.

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Thank you the second option mailto:// worked

Thanks for the quick responses.