Hi, When the Internet was first established it became a (default?) standard to underline URLs. The point being that underlined text stands out, and hence embedded URLs are easily visible. Nowadays, we frequently find different colours being used to indicate a URL embedded in text, which only becomes underlined when one hovers over it, with the cursor. Presumably this has been done to make the text as a whole more attractive, this sacrifice to form has been at the cost of functionality. It is now harder to find the URLs in a text.
Don't these people realize that the whole point of underlining URLs was to make them *ugly*, i.e. to make them stick out like a sore thumb? Regards, Robin van Spaandonk http://rvanspaa.freehostia.com/Project.html
