You can use any text or image that is in your document.
 If you're using Word 2003, use the Insert menu instead.
 This will allow you to configure the blank message.
 This will be the address that the reader will be sending the email to. What you enter into the "Subject" field will be automatically filled in for the reader, but they will be able to change it if they want.


If you use Outlook, you'll see recently used email addresses in the field at the bottom of the Window.
 Once you've created the link, you can test it by holding Ctrl/⌘ Cmd and clicking it. Your email client should open with a new blank message addressed to the email address you set.
Highlight the text or click the image that you want to turn into an email link.
Click the Insert tab and select "Hyperlink.",
Select the "Email Address" option in the left menu.
Enter the address and subject.
Test the link.
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