> I think the clickable URL is important too. You could however, leave out
> the www if you want. That will depend on dns records, but in your case,
> tedd, it looks like your site will take http://sperling.com just fine.
> 
> Please leave the html out of your email though!!! IE and Netscape both
> let you generate an HTML email (I think they even default to that
> capability), but I agree with those who think it's bad manners.

I disagree that it is bad manners to use HTML in e-mails - used
appropriately, it can make it much more readable and organised (headings,
dot-lists, different colours etc), without adding too much bandwidth. As
long as you know your recipient's e-mail program will display it, that is!

What really gets my goat is those HTML e-mails that automatically fetch
stuff from the web, so if you try to read them off-line, they keep trying to
dial back in. Why do so many people assume that the entire world has a
permanent cable connection to the net?

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Robin
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