Well, there's a way around that.

If we put in a couple of UBB codes, we can make it just like 'normal' web links that hide all that stuff and give you a name of what you're going to.

so for a short example, to make a link to my website
the address is: www.omsoft.com/danq/index.htm
so we would code that as:

and that would come out like this:

now we can do that with the Guidelines:

[This message has been edited by danq (edited 31 May 2002).]

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I'll come back to this one next week when I have more time to concentrate on it. I just wanted to let you know that I've seen it (glanced at it).

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Why can't I get this to work in an e-mail even if I have HTML access?? I use mozilla as a browser and mail composer, I have a screen where I can see all the HTML code in the e mail it looks like this:

http-equiv="content-type">

I figured it should have been easy but then I couldn't do it so now it's bugging me, any help??

Thanks

The HTML equivalent is:

<a href="www.yourplace.here">Your Website Name</a>

Dan