[Moon-net] How to avoid split links [Was: Re: Power Divider]

[G1OGY (Dave)]

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Message: 5
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 14:23:37 -0700
From: "EXT-Maetta, John" <john.maetta at boeing.com>
Subject: Re: [Moon-net] Power Divider
To: <moon-net at list-serv.davidv.net>
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	<727A111DA925DD40992D97BA953A78070BEE01 at xch-swext-10.sw.nos.boeing.com>
	
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That's because MoonNet truncated the link.  Hope the one below works. 

http://71.102.216.29/Amateur%20Radio%20II/144%20MHz%20Power%20splitter%2
0plans.htm

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Unlucky!

Friends,
When pasting links in to an email try to remember to surround the link with angle brackets. <.....>   
The brackets should be hard against the link.  Leave no spaces!

In most cases, (AOL can be problematic), this will avoid the (obvious) problems with long lines for your correspondent:

<http://71.102.216.29/Amateur%20Radio%20II/144%20MHz%20Power%20splitter%20plans.htm>


Now, if you are on the receiving end of a split link there is another simple solution.
The solution is to "forward" the email that you received.  But don't send it anywhere!

Hitting "Forward" will allow in-line editing of the received text and a little judicious deployment of the DELete key at the end of
each split line will join them all up again and allow you to click on the now reconsituted link.

'enjoy
-- 
Dave Gilligan, G1OGY
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