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Text Finish: None; ignored in Outlook 2007

Is there a way to make work text-decoration:none;for the links in the newsletter when viewed in Outlook 2007? I tried the built-in styles in the head and body, applying directly to anchor tags and combinations of all three. Outlook 2007 still displays underlining for all links independently. All around? Thanks

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This can be avoided like this:

<a href="#"><strong style="font-weight:normal">text here</strong></a>

put the text in a strong tag and then reset to the normal font weight.

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Try to snap the tag <span>inside the tag <a>. Use the following code snippet:

<a href="#" style="text-decoration:none;"><span style="text-decoration:none;">Click Here</span></a>
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I am sure that every email client ignores or passes your css. Outlook 2007 may be trimming text to show the client that this is a link.

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My solution for Outlook 2007:

<a href=""><span style="text-decoration:none">Text of the link</span></a>

But actually the code that I use for my case is this:

<a href=""><strong><em><span style="text-decoration:none">Text of the link</span></em><strong></a>
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