Linking text or any word in an email (sent thru Unix mail command) to a hyperlink

Hi All,

Can someone please tell me how I can achieve linking a word to point to a hyperlink in BASH scripting.

If I'm echoing the following in Unix "mail" command within Here Document scope:
HTML Code:
http://gts-sites/amr/2004%20Projects/XTP/XTP%20Diff%20files/Root_amr_08_07_00_pre__Diff__amr_08_07_00_pre/amr/sox-diff.html

Unix mail command is sending this link to my Inbox and clicking on this is taking me the respective .html file.

What i want: ???????
Instead of showing the full link, can't I have just echo a keyword (which should show up as a link to me in my email and if you click on that keyword (after getting the email from Unix's mail command) then it should do the same i.e. taking me to the same .html file location that means.. open that .html file in IExplorer. Note: Here im clicking on the word, instead of the actual link itself.

i.e. if I echo any word in mail command.. using `echo textlink` within Here Document scope of Unix's mail command, then after you get the email, you'll see "textlink" in your email. Now, this word (textlink) should work as a link so that if you click it, it should open the actual file link as shown above.


Many thanks-