On 10/30/02 10:29 PM, Gregory L. McNear ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said; >Another mouse/keyboard command is, if you are using Netscape as your >browser and a link, URL, email address, etc. is sent to you, place your >cursor at the beginning, hold down the Command/Apple key, then click the >mouse button and your URL is automatically put into the browser and >launched to that site. No copy, paste necessary. It doesn't work in >Internet Explorer for some reason.
Actually I use that one all the time. But it launches whatever I have set up as my system default browser. In my case, that is indeed IE. I don't click the beginning. Just click anywhere on the link with the correct modifier key (I forget which key I have to have down if it isn't in front of me - I think it's the command key). But it certainly is a good tip, you are right about that. I wonder if there is a similar tip that would do that for those very few HTML attachments I get that I actually have to open. There is only one organization that I still like to hear from that so far insists on formatting in HTML. The vast majority is spam. It would be nice if there was a key secret that saved dragging the HTML attachment into a browser window - after first launching my web browser. Oh well. I send those folks a polite request to stop using HTML mail so that I could stand to read their product. I live in hope. Dave ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
