Hi:   Even if you don't send an ANCHOR tag or fully formatted HTML tags in the body of the mail, you can still provide a URL or a file location in a plain text email. See the attached screen shot. It created an email using the code below. At least, with the plain text information, someone can cut and paste the URL into a browser or plug the physical location into an Explorer window. cynthia ** test URL in email;     filename doemail email to='xxx.yyy@mycompany.com'                        from='aaa.bbb@yourcompany.com'                        type='text/plain'                        subject='Testing url (not hyperlink) in mail';     data _null_;     file doemail;     put 'this is a test with url.';     put 'Find the report file at: ';     put 'http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/Style.html';     put 'Or, go to a shared drive and retrieve the file:';     put '\\machine-name\directory\subdir\filename.ext'; run;    filename doemail clear; ... View more