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Jean,

On AOL it is different, we can't recieve any HTML mailing so we don't even

have taht option. You emails are looking fine to me though. I haven't had any

trouble

Hugs

Penny---Ohio

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[Guest guest]

<< On AOL it is different, we can't recieve any HTML mailing so we don't even

have taht option. You emails are looking fine to me though. I haven't had

any

trouble >>

I wonder why it does that on mine!? It is the background. I can read the

posts but it is very difficult. Oh, well, nevermind! LOL!! Teena )

[Guest guest]

<< On AOL it is different, we can't recieve any HTML mailing so we don't even

have taht option. You emails are looking fine to me though. I haven't had

any

trouble >>

I wonder why it does that on mine!? It is the background. I can read the

posts but it is very difficult. Oh, well, nevermind! LOL!! Teena )

[Guest guest]

<< Could folks just simply copy the url from the address line at the top of

the

browser, and past it into their letter, and stop trying to be " fancy " with

the AOL-type links??? They just don't come through in text e-mail at all!!!

>>

I try to do both when I can. Does that help at all? Or is it still bad to

read? Or Should we post two separate emails? One with the aol links and

another with just the address?? Ideas? Teena

[Guest guest]

<< Could folks just simply copy the url from the address line at the top of

the

browser, and past it into their letter, and stop trying to be " fancy " with

the AOL-type links??? They just don't come through in text e-mail at all!!!

>>

I try to do both when I can. Does that help at all? Or is it still bad to

read? Or Should we post two separate emails? One with the aol links and

another with just the address?? Ideas? Teena

[Guest guest]

<< Could folks just simply copy the url from the address line at the top of

the

browser, and past it into their letter, and stop trying to be " fancy " with

the AOL-type links??? They just don't come through in text e-mail at all!!!

>>

I try to do both when I can. Does that help at all? Or is it still bad to

read? Or Should we post two separate emails? One with the aol links and

another with just the address?? Ideas? Teena

[Guest guest]

>-----Original Message-----

>From: Shadcat708@...

>

>On AOL it is different, we can't receive any HTML mailing so we don't even

>have that option. You emails are looking fine to me though. I

>haven't had any

>trouble

>

AOL e-mail automatically puts links into HTML style tags, and it comes out

looking absolutely hideous on Outlook and Netscape mail

see, anyone can read this - http://www.steviva.com and it should be a

clickable link, except for pure text mail readers, like Juno -

but AOL has this nasty habit of sending absolute junk - like this

a href= " http://www.steviva.com " > Stevia site

A

HREF= " http://members.xoom.com/Shadcat708/LC.htmlhttp://members.xoom.com/S

hadcat708/LC.html

A HREF= " www.splenda.com " >splenda

A HREF= " http://www.pathfinder.com/people/web/index.html " > People.com

A HREF= " http://soda-pop.stores.yahoo.com/soda-pop/dietrccolwsu.html " >Click

here: Pop The Soda Shop

And when I get a whole page of unformatted junk like that, I can't even read

it. Makes my eyes cross... Folks from AOL who send entire lists of links, I

don't care how valuable they " might " be - I just delete them now, the links

don't turn blue and aren't clickable, they are almost impossible to read,

and I just don't feel like squinting and cutting and pasting them all out.

Could folks just simply copy the url from the address line at the top of the

browser, and past it into their letter, and stop trying to be " fancy " with

the AOL-type links??? They just don't come through in text e-mail at all!!!

Thanks

a.k.a. ~ Natty's mommy

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