I notice in the HTML sample provided in CloudMail there are four (4) clickable text sections which then a recorded and returned by AWS.

They are

http://cloudmaildemo.360works.com/CloudMail/click/af7f1ddd-4e29-412e-aaf0-e7c62b909b57/0

http://cloudmaildemo.360works.com/CloudMail/click/af7f1ddd-4e29-412e-aaf0-e7c62b909b57/1

http://cloudmaildemo.360works.com/CloudMail/click/af7f1ddd-4e29-412e-aaf0-e7c62b909b57/2

http://cloudmaildemo.360works.com/CloudMail/unsubscribe/3691ed5d-b484-4c9d-99d7-e506d3ec1139

How would I put these in for my HTML letter and they do not have to be good looking with a DNS entry like yours do they? i.e. what would the raw code look like.

Hi,

Those links must be coming from the html email you receive from the CloudMail demo. CloudMail will automatically convert links in html to links that hit your AWS CloudMail instance before relaying traffic to the target address specified in the original html content. If you take a look at the html content section in the demo file, you'll see that the links are specified with <a> tags.

You would put your normal <a></a> tags in your html, and they will be converted to "CloudMail links" during the CMQueueMessage call.

I hope this answers your question.