Although you don't say so, I presume you're using the
Database Results Wizard to query the database. If so, on
page 2 of the wizard, you need to click Custom Query and
then Edit. Then, modify the SQL statement from
SELECT * FROM youremployees...
to
SELECT '
http://mailto:' & [email] as emailurl,
FROM youremployees...
and then report the calculated emailurl field rather than
the native email field.
Then, in the finished Database Results Region, right-click
<<emailurl>>, select Database Column Value Properties, and
select Column Value Contains HTML.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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-----Original Message-----
I have an access database that I have at work with the
personnel information in it (phone no., room, etc..) It
is working except I cannot get the hyperlink for the
email
address field to work. I get the email field to link, but
it does not bring up the email editor. It is looking for
a web page link (http://) not a mailto:. Do I make the
link in the Access Database or is their a way to do this
in Frontpage?
Tyler Albright
albrightts@ncaur.usda.gov
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