Microsoft Word - Anyone Tried This Edition?

[Ksyrup]

hxxp://www.submunition.com/mtype/archives/000559.php (http://www.submunition.com/mtype/archives/000559.php)

[Bonegavel]

Shouldn't it be Microsoft Werd?

BTW, your link name is hxxp, but the actual link is still http. Just an FYI.

[Ksyrup]

BTW, your link name is hxxp, but the actual link is still http. Just an FYI.
That's a feature of IE, as I understand it.

[Easy Mac]

Finally, i can write my rap songs the way they are meant to be... say goodbye to the articulate rapper!!!

[Bonegavel]

That's a feature of IE, as I understand it.
It was my understanding that people did the hxxp thing and then UN-LINKED the text so that you had to cp/paste ... my bad.

[Chubby]

I think he used url tags. If you cut and paste a hxxp:// addy into your browser if will send you to the correct site anyways.

hxxp://www.espn.com

[Bosco]

Why does everyone use hxxp://? And why are you guys still using IE?

[Ksyrup]

I think he used url tags. If you cut and paste a hxxp:// addy into your browser if will send you to the correct site anyways.

hxxp://www.espn.com
I just copied it of the browser. Should I un-link it?

[MikeVic]

I don't like when someone makes a URL link to hxxp, since my Firefox can't handle it. :( I'd rather see text and copy/paste into a new tab... I'm still used to clicking on links, even though I know they're hxxp. :)

[Bonegavel]

I just copied it of the browser. Should I un-link it?Yes. If i understand it correctly, people do the hxxp so that the browser doesn't send the referring URL as this site. Any browser should work with your link because it is wrapped in a <a> tag.
(http://tag.</p><p%20style=)