Creating a hyperlink in an Outlook email message is easy. Typing a web address automatically creates a hyperlink to that address. Alternatively, using the Insert Hyperlink option (on the Insert tab in Outlook 2007 and 2010) lets you create a hyperlink on standard text without displaying the web address.
But what if you want to create a link that takes the reader to a different spot in the email message itself? For example, you want a Table of Contents at the beginning of a large email. Or you want to create a glossary of terms at the end of an email. In Outlook, this can be done by inserting Bookmarks into the email, and then creating Hyperlinks pointing to those Bookmarks.

Submitted by Leslie Ethridge