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    Re: (ADMIN) Linked files vs Attached files, and a scam
    From: Gary LaPook
    Date: 2010 Oct 24, 23:06 -0700

    I too have the problem that the messages do not have clickable links.  I
    tested using this message as a test.
    
      http://www.fer3.com/arc/m2.aspx?i=114178
    
    You can cut and past it into your browser.
    
    When I read this message on at www.fer3.com using the  Firefox browser
    the web address (http://www.freelists.org/archive/navlist/10-2010)
    contained in the message does not come up as a link. Same thing when I
    go to the message using Internet explorer, no clickable link. When I
    read this message using my email program, Thundrbird, same deal. no link.
    
    But, when I read the email message using Firefox to access my email
    account the link does come up! So this shows that the link information
    must actually be contained in the message so why does it not come up in
    three out four message readers?
    
    gl
    
    
    
    On 10/24/2010 10:17 PM, Greg R. wrote:
    >> Don't be so pompous.  Are you paying for the bandwidth or something?
    >> I don't like your tone.
    >
    > And I really don't care for yours either, so I guess that makes us
    > even, huh?
    >
    > You've obviously never moderated an Internet group or mailing list, or
    > you would never be so presumptuous to make a statement like that.
    > Frank gives up a lot of his own free time to make this list available
    > to anyone who's interest (at no charge, and no financial gain to
    > himself either), so please show a little more respect for his efforts.
    >
    >> It is NOT easy to use the linked files.You have to put that up into the
    >> heading with cut and paste - a damned nuisance... and as you say some
    >> internet users might not know how to do that.
    >
    > What century are you living in? Don't know what e-mail program you're
    > using, but I don't know of anything that was created in the last 20
    > years (or longer..) that won't let you click on a link enclosed in an
    > e-mail. Perhaps you should take a look in the mirror before accusing
    > others of making things "difficult".
    >
    > --
    > GregR
    >
    >
    >
    > On 10/24/2010 1:36:51 PM, Douglas Denny
    > (douglas.denny@btopenworld.com) wrote:
    >> Frank wrote:
    >>
    >> "Please, NEVER do this again. First of all, those files have no
    >> relevance to NavList (so you could have shared them individually).
    >> Second, "linked
    >> files" are easily accessible."
    >>
    >>
    >> Don't be so pompous.  Are you paying for the bandwidth or something?
    >> I don't like your tone.
    >>
    >> It is NOT easy to use the linked files.You have to put that up into the
    >> heading with cut and paste - a damned nuisance... and as you say some
    >> internet users might not know how to do that.
    >>
    >> And why have the different methods of attachment of pictures  or linkage
    >> of files anyway? They should all be attached so all you have to do is
    >> click
    >> onto the bottom reference and you are there.
    >>
    >> If I make a mistake and put pictures on the 'linkage' instead of an
    >> 'attachment' I shall re-send as I did . Make it not possible to do it if
    >> you don't like it.
    >>
    >> Douglas Denny.
    >> Chichester. England.
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