Another way to do "hot links" is with Apple Data Detectors. It's a system enhancement that provides a contextual menu, identifying links and giving a list of choices about which to open and how to open it. For instance, you could control swipe-highlight a paragraph full of links, and Apple Data Detectors will present them all in a contextual menu. It also recognizes email addresses and other sorts of data. A bit old, but possibly worth playing with.
>On 07/09/2003, Harry D. Corsover wrote: >>Actually, in Emailer, all you need to do is place the cursor anywhere >>within a properly formed link and Command-click. Only if the link is not >>properly formed (e.g., it has a hard line break in the middle, or a >>period after it, etc.) do you have to highlight it first. On or about 7/10/03 9:58 AM James Rohde ever-so-carefully typed: >Great tip, Harry! I didn't know the highlighting wasn't needed. > >Jim Rohde ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
