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Outlook 2003 For Dummies
Adding an Internet Link to an Outlook Task
Adapted From: Outlook 2003 For Dummies

If you type the name of a Web page, such as www.outlookfordummies.com, in the text box at the bottom of the Outlook Task form, Outlook changes the text color to blue and underlines the address, making it look just like the hypertext you click to jump between different pages on the World Wide Web. That makes it easy to save information about an exciting Web site; just type or copy the address into your task. To view the page you entered, click the text to make your Web browser pop up and open the page.


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