links

[Don]

Hi Avery,

Here is how (but why bother?)(in fact I find it annoying):

The link tag
The link tag allows you to embed HTML links in your textual elements
easily. They take the form:

#!link#location#text#description#

You just need to replace the location and description with your own values.
Also remove the '!' in '!link'; this was put in to stop this example from
being turned into a link.

Remember that linking to exernal sites requires an 'http://' before any
address. Also of note is the 'mailto:' prepend. If you have a link location
of 'mailto:matt at oncampusuk.co.uk', clicking on it should open your default
mailer, allowing easy email links.

At 09:27 AM 5/25/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>  Dave, 
>
> Thanks. 
>
> One question. How do you do the 'here' link thing? 
>
> Avery Todd

Regards,
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