Judith, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I've recently lost the ability to click on a URL in my email. I don't >recall when I last used it , but I think that switching to DSL from a >dial-up account killed my "hot links". How can I get this working again?
Have you added system extensions of any sorts, like when you changed to DSL? Try and set Extensions manager to apple only extensions (full profile) and restart. Does the DSL still work at this point? What about the Command clicking on URLs? (if you're not Command clicking to begin with, try that first of all). I also have experienced this long time ago, but don't remember how I fixed it. Also, make it a habit when asking others to give ideas on what could be the problem, especially so with a problem of this type - that is the Mac OS and an application not working well together - to always give your technical data for example like this: Powerbook G3/266, 192/40, Mac OS 9.1, Emailer 2.0v3 (16000k allocated), lately added these system extensions: System addon1 Systemfile Blah GreatPackage.lib GreatPackage.num (for the extension list just choose the newly added files in the Finder and choose copy and then paste into Emailer) Giving data makes it easier for the bell to ring with us oldtimers. Version of OS and Emailer is of course usually most important. I see in your headers though that you seem to run "Claris Emailer 2.0" from "March 15, 1997" and not 2.0v3. Supposing this in an US version, you do know there's an updater that is free? I think it's on Chris website here: <ftp://ftp.mythtech.net//FTP/emailer/20v3_updater.sit> among other places.I'm not sure if the version is at all related to your problem, but I see few points in not upgrading to 2.0v3, though I believe some people just recently claimed 2.0v2 had to be used for some reason, but that was some rare cases, if I remember correctly and may not apply to your situation. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
