At 12:41 pm ((PDT)) Sat May 10, 2008, in Digest 2310 dick_faust wrote: >Thanks, The "Si570 VB-VBA.zip" link was broken by the Yahoo editor.
With a <space> in it, it was broken by the typist, even before Yahoo got to work on it. I wonder if even the humble dash is a good idea, since it might be construed by some editor or email client as an invitation to word-wrap - though IIRC, Eudora copes with URLs which it has wrapped itself but not those in quotes already wrapped. Much easier for all if spaces and other URL-invalid characters are not used in directory names or filenames. Then URLs are less ugly and thus easier to type and verify. Shorter, too, since an escape sequence turns one character into three, making a line break more likely. Regards, LenW -- (& it makes trimmed quoting in depth with correct attribution difficult) A: Because it destroys the flow of the conversation Q: Why is top-posting bad?
