There were a few texts with href="https.etc etc, present, but I didn't recognise any web addresses.
I had a look at the massive amount of information but I couldn't see the 'linked' Zoom webpage address. I use a web-based email system and I think it can show email sources (View Source command?) and much else. Maybe I should temporarily halt mail forwarding from my secondary email provider to my main email provider, and view the email on the secondary system to see if the link works? I have an email address with an alternative, secondary email provider but the account is set up to forward all arriving emails to my primary provider so that's where they end up and that's where I view them. It is also a real link when viewed in my alternative email address but that has been forwarded to my main email system - explanation below. the web address), the web address appears as a link (and acts as a link when clicked) when I view the email in my email's 'Sent' folder. However, when I copied and pasted all the Zoom text (incl. doesn't respond when clicked), therefore it appears to be plain text. Just checked today and the meeting's website address provided by Zoom isn't actually highlighted and doesn't yet work as a link on the Zoom webpage (i.e.
I simply cut and pasted this text into an email. This link was part of the text provided by Zoom when I scheduled a meeting. Click to expand.I wouldn't know and I don't know how to tell the difference between plain text and HTML.
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