>Can this be done? I would like to have a hyperlink (in text - not a
>graphic) but I do not wish the underline.
<RANT WITH REASON> This is a very *bad* idea. It breaks one of the most
basic web user interface conventions. Just don't do it. Frankly, it's
foolish in the extreme, for a variety of reasons which Kathy will no doubt
elucidate :>)
Related comment: it makes me nuts when a web page displays some plain text
underlined <u></u> that is NOT a link. Amazingly, I see this on major sites
that should know better! Here's an astonishing example:
http://www.symantec.com/domain/cafe/products.html
go partway down the page to here, this is not a link but it's underlined:
Internet Tools Archives
On Symantec's site! They should know better...
Barry
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Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
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