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To: Jerome Hay who wrote (985)	1/20/1998 12:44:00 PM
From: grw5	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4539

JH, If you put the complete address including the "http://" it should make the link. If you are using Netscape (and maybe IE)you can click on the line that gives the "Location" so that it is highlighted then "cntrl-c" and then paste it into your post using "cntrl-v". For me it works best if I do it on a seperate line. This keeps the link from being confused by what comes before or after it. Sounds like it might be good news(THAT WOULD BE A CHANGE) TIA, George

To: Jerome Hay who wrote (985)	1/20/1998 12:48:00 PM
From: Evan Dimmer	Respond to of 4539

I looked for the announcement you are talking about, but can't find it. To make a "link", if this is what you mean, you just type, or copy (it's easier) the address of the site, (aka: the location on Netscape) starting with the "http://". Be careful not to put any other words next to it, or they might be included in the link. Once you put the "http://", it automatically lights the link up in the message in blue, like I could type: "http://advancedgamingannouncement.com" I hope this is what you were looking for, and you understand it. I am anxiously awaiting the announcement. ED OOOOPPPPS- Sorry about the repeat, it the previous message wasn't there when I started typing this, and fooling around. Sorry about that, but I will just keep the message.