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This is really confusing. I did another test using this message:

http://www.fer3.com/arc/m2.aspx?i=114164

There is a URL near the beginning of the message
(http://gagocoutinho.wordpress.com) that does not show as a link in
Firefox or in Internet Explorer but comes up as a link when reading my
email with Firefox, just like with the previous test. But now, contrary
to the first test, it does come up as a link in Thunderbird!

Also, at the bottom of the message there is a link to the file I had
attached and this comes up as a link in both Firefox and Internet
Explorer so, in the same message, on URL comes up as a link and on doesn't!

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
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>
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> 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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