Send Link in Email

Hi there,
I'm trying to send an html email from XI. The email content currently has a hyperlink referencing an online website. However this link is too long so I am trying to enacapsulate it in <a href> tag to only show simple two-word link.
However, although the email that is sent is of html type, XI does not seem to recognize the <a href> tag and send it as text. Here is the xml payload for the message i'm sending:
content-type:application/xml
content-length:994
content-id:[email protected]
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns:Mail xmlns:ns="http://sap.com/xi/XI/Mail/30">
<Subject>Time Off Request from Alaa Qasem</Subject>
<From>qasema</From>
<To>baudaisk; qasema</To>
<Content_Type>text/html; charset=us-ascii</Content_Type>
<Content>This is a time off request submitted byAlaa QasemPlease click on the link below to approve/disapprove. <a href="http://google.com">Click Here</a></Content></ns:Mail>
Do I need to change any of the Mail Adapter attributes?

There is a bug in the Mail Adapter (see note 863930).
I have tested with SP13, there it works.
Regards
Stefan
Message was edited by: Stefan Grube

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