Re: Need help creating a live link in email

[Harry D . Corsover]

Thanks for the suggestion, Laurent, but I think this would defeat the 
purpose of what I'm trying to send. Many people block attachments, or 
won't take the time to open or download them. Or they fear viruses, 
worms, etc. In order for this email to work, it has to grab their 
attention as soon as they click on it.

Now, if I could create an HTML document as you describe, and then paste 
into the body of an email message, that might be worth a try.

Harry
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On Feb 3, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I'm talking about a standalone HTML document. You can create one using 
the
Composer section of Mozilla/Netscape. Then, you just attach the 
document to
your email.

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