>I never though you would use OE Gregg. I wouldn't ask your advice if I >knew you did. ;) >For 8 years 90% of all links that I have posted have been underlined >sadly my move to mozilla proved this. :( Mozilla will add a fore and aft >"_" making the link less than usable which you kindly pointed out about >a month ago. Every other email client I have treats underlined links, >both sending and receiving, properly. This covers a few platforms and >email clients with eudora being the exception. Perhaps Moz has taken >your W3C to heart, but why add extra characters and corrupt everything >between. Smells bad to me. >Is <> some sort of mac thing? Before joining this list I'd never seen >this ugly hack, well that's what it looks like.
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