Yes. The browsers will find the site without the http as long as the
www.---.com is typed correctly. The most effective copywriting for print is
often that which is written the same way as we talk. And when people speak
of a URL, don't they usually just say, "www....." or simply "------.com"?
No one ever says h t t p colon slash slash www......"
Suz
>cards, paper catalogs, etc. Soooo--should I delete the http from the URL
>at this point (like most of the cewl print and TV ads have already done) in
>the paper URL versions?
>www.------.com
>**or**
>http://www.---------.com
> That is the question.
Suzanne Stephens, Stephens Design; Ashland, Oregon
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