Wednesday, June 9, 2004, Maggie wrote: > Yes. I see how to accomplish that in the HTML editor, but how to do > this in the Plain Text (Windows Proportional)??
You can't. In a plain text message the links just "are", there's no need to indicate that it's a link. In HTML, on the other hand, you have to say that what you mean to be a link really is a link. > That's where my unclickable links were showing. I 'spoke' to Allie > about this and he was not seeing the same thing I was reporting about > this. Your link showed fine here, and the only way I could manage to make it unshowable was to use the HTML-editor and send a non-linked URL. So I am as baffled as anyone else as to the reason why it acts as it does. > Despite enjoying the ability to select and drag text around the window > to different areas and all the other wonderful editing bells and > whistles, I have decided to continue to use the old reliable MicroEd. > I had not realized that the other editors did not wrap the text the > way I created it, wrapping to the window instead. Maybe it's a wrapping thing. Have you tried to shorten it trough something like http://www.makeashorterlink.com ? -- Urban Home is where the house is. ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
