In a message dated 2/25/99 5:41:46 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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<< I strongly support this suggestion.

 David Whalley

 At 09:24 PM 2/24/99 -0700, Joe Felts wrote:
 >For the benefit of those of us whose mail software automatically senses
 >hyperlinks (Outlook 97 in my case), may I suggest that we adopt the
 >practice of including the internet protocol (i.e., http://, ftp://,
 >telnet://, etc.) in front of our wwws.  It makes for efficient surfing; I
 >often like to click to the sites that TechNetters recommend but I usually
 >have to manually type in http:// to activate the hyperlink (as I did to
 >SG's 4 sites  below...). >>

You betcha'! It's been something that I didn't even think about 'till ya'
brought it up...AOL does the same thing...I'll make sure from now on that I
include the http:\\from now on...oops, I didn't make your software think that
was a URL did I? (GRIN)

-Steve Gregory-

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