On 8/3/01 3:16 PM, "Thomas Schierle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This one was written with complex HTML in mind -- the displayed text for
> complex HTML links usually doesn't match the destination.
> For example, <A HREF="http://www.domain.com/page.html";>a link!</A>
> would display as "a link"
Is that an exclamation mark at the end, Thomas? [a link!]
Right at this moment, I'm trying to do version of this for Entourage.
Without the exclamation mark, instead of seeing displayed "a link", I get
this:
a link <http://www.domain.com/page.html>
With the exclamation mark, I get
a link! <http://www.domain.com/page.html>
Neither way do I get
a link
Is it actually meant to be a different symbol that didn't come out correctly
here, via list server mangling? If so, which one? (better describe it, and
also send me a cc directly so it doesn't get mangled again).
Many thanks.
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Paul Berkowitz
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