On 08/08/2005, at 1:15 AM, David Watkins wrote:
Ronda
Try this, do a control + click (right click with a 2 button mouse)
in the body of the new message then choose 'Edit Link' in the
contextual menu. Now type or paste the URL in the box and and click
ok, it will insert the it as an active link which you can try out
before sending the message.
Dave Watkins
At 9:39 AM +0800 1/8/05, Ronda Brown said:"
Hello WAMUGgers,
You used to be able to check hypertext links in an email before
sending it.
You could save the email as a 'Draft' & then click on the web link
to check it was correct.
In Mail v2.0.2 & Tiger OSX10.4.2 I am unable to do this.
Is there anyway to do this please?
Hi Dave,
Thanks for this tip. I couldn't get it to work at first until I
realised you have to actually 'Highlight' the link first, then
control click, choose 'Edit Link', type the URL & click OK.
Still wish I could check the links in 'Draft' like I used to.
Also, I want the 'Status' bar back, I don't like having to manually
open the Activity Viewer.
Other than this I like everything in Tiger.
Cheers,
Ronni
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