

| Subject: | Re: [NVC] Signature tutorial: Making a clickable URL |
| From: | Tobin Copley |
| Date: | Wed, 26 May 2004 13:07:37 -0700 |
Erm, but if you're running a Mac, why in the gods' names would you run *Outlook*? Isn't that like taking your vanagon and de-tuning and softening the suspension so that it steers and rides just like a big American van conversion boat? ;-) T. (Waiting to hear from enraged people on the list who have done precisely that...) On May 26, 2004, at 10:25 AM, don spence wrote: > Sorry Gnarlie > Not true re Macintosh, at least in Outlook Express for Mac under OS 10. > Both "links" work as typed. As does WWW.roadhaus.com and > www.roadhaus.com. > On Wednesday, May 26, 2004, at 08:06 AM, Automatic digest processor > wrote: > >> This is not even a web address: >> WWW.RoadHaus.com >> >> but this is: >> http://RoadHaus.com/ >> >> If you put a URL in your signature pleeeeze! Make it clickable in ALL >> email >> applications by pasting an http:// prefix to the domain. >> Since it is not standards compliant, the 'www' prefix will not work in >> Mac >> or Linux but only in Microsoft's Outlook Express for Windows. >> >> In OE Win, the clickability is set by the '.com' suffix so any format >> will >> work, but all we see is plain text. You'll get more hits if it's >> clickable. >
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