Lars Geiger wrote on Friday, March 29, 2002:
> If someone wants clickable links in a HTML
> mail, one could easily use <a href="www.name.com">www.name.com</a>.
> I wouldn't call it a bug, it's exactly what I'd expect.
I see your logic, I guess, but disagree. If a non-programmer using OE
or Outlook or AOL is writing an email, they would not think of coding
the site, nor should they.
One could, I suppose, say that's fine, but then the URL shouldn't need
to be hot. While that might be true, (a) Internet-related pages have
evolved to contain, and are expected to contain, hot links, and (b)
it's inconsistent with the way that the text viewer itself works in
TB! A non-coded URL will be hot in the text viewer.
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JN
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