On 17/07/2016 8:48 AM, EE wrote:
Daniel wrote:
I've thought I can send a link in a PT e-mail and it would be clickable!
Tonight I found it isn't, so I thought it would work if I enclosed it in
arrowheads , i.e. <www.yahoo.com> but that didn't work either!
How can I send/format a web address in a PT e-mail in such a fashion
that it is directly clickable at the other end??
TIA
The way you have it in your message is clickable. It looks like a link
and it goes to Yahoo if I click it. It will not look like a link in the
compose window.
O.K., thanks to those who responded and seemed to support my
understanding ... and thanks also to those who went to the RFC for support.
I supposed, to be fair, I should state that the link I posted to my
sister was not actually the <www.yahoo.com> I posted above (which I did
just for simplicity!), it was to my family webpage
http://sonsofmark.tribalpages.com/tribe/sc?sr=100&userid=sonsofmark&view=21&pid=-1&rand=68226822,
which she had to Copy&Paste into her (I think) Google Chrome browser,
but then when I altered the address to
<http://sonsofmark.tribalpages.com/tribe/sc?sr=100&userid=sonsofmark&view=21&pid=-1&rand=68226822>,
it was clickable.
Guess, for future reference, and problems with other browsers, I'll have
to try to remember to include the angle brackets!!
Thanks for you assistance, fellas!!
--
Daniel
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