Long links, again...

Dave Bourke <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
Message-ID <[email protected]>
OK, I've just been to the web page to delete the long-subject-line 
message and discovered that the angle bracket method does not work when 
you view mail through the Yahoo web interface. It works perfectly, 
however, if you download group mail into your emailer and read it 
offline (as I do).

So the problem with long links remains for those who choose to read the 
list at the Yahoo website itself - I have no idea how to deal with this 
one...

Maybe try unchecking "Wrap message text"?

Incidentally, I tried posting this message from the website itself, but 
I just got an endless "Contacting launch.yahoo" message...I think my 
ISP has virus problems right now.

Kind regards.

Dave Bourke
--ideation--

--- In [email protected], Dave Bourke <djmbourke@e...> wrote:
 > Woops!
 >
 > Sorry for the enormous subject line in my last post - can you delete
 > it, Eric? Or do I need to do it? Anyway, here's the message it
 > contained:
 >
 > There is a way to post a long link in Yahoo groups so that it remains
 > clickable and no copying and pasting is required.
 >
 > Simply enclose the link in angle brackets (also know as "greater-than"
 > and less-than" symbols) like so:
 >
 > <your long link goes in between these angle brackets - note that you
 > should not put spaces at the beginning or end of the link>
 >
 > As an example, here's a long link for the Powercore forums:
 >
 > <http://www.powercore.noheaven.com/index.php?
 > sid=73923e5a57f18a3756ec2458ff00320d>
 >
 > Kind regards.
 >
 > Dave Bourke
 > --ideation--



 
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