Not really all that technical - I'm sure it's easy when you know how. When you post a link on something (eg an email) rather than post the actual web adress, such as: http://207.228.230.231/info/NAD_T550.pdf How can you do it so that it doesn't read as the above, but rather(for example): Nad T550 Product Spec Any advice? Sorry, I'm lame with this kind of thing.
Use HTML code such as < A HREF="http://207.228.230.231/info/NAD_T550.pdf">Your text goes here< /A> Remove the space before the first A and the space before the /A
I can't get this to work in an email Even with "Rich Text (HTML)" enabled in Outlook Express. The only way I can do it is compose a thread here, type in the HTML, use Preview instead of Submit, to create the hyperlink without littering the BBS, then copy and paste it into an email!