David Dudine wrote: > >From reading the posts here and responses on one Mac users' website, > and from a fruitful conversation with the technician at my internet > provider, I have concluded that there is nothing wrong with the > hyperlinks that I am sending. The problem must be with the email > programs of certain recipients. But, I'm not positive. > > I am sending this message in HTML, and copying a formatted article and > a hyperlink. If any of you find that the hyperlink is not active or > the message and article are in plain text, would you please let me > know? If more than a few replies appear on the digest, I will begin > to think that I do have a problem Thanks. > > Oh, I'm not sure if the formatted article will be sent through the > list's server, but I know that hyperlinks do come to me as blue, > underlined and active. > > David Dudine > > Hi Dave
I'm using Netscape 6 with OS 8.6 and it's not clickable here either. But like Marta said, move it to the desktop and it becomes a clickable icon. When you make these links, are you using a tool in your mail program that converts highlighted text to a clickable link? In Netscape the tool bar is located just below the subject line. According to the source code it doesn't say you're sending HTML. It says "Content-type: multipart/alternative. Sorry, but I'm not familiar with that. Good luck. -- Tony LaFemina When you want to do more than just buy software http://hometown.aol.com/visitmacland/index.html mailto:remacs at optonline.net | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be February 24. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. | This list's page is <http://erdos.math.louisville.edu/macgroup>.
