On 17 Aug 2007, at 00:24, Daly Jessup wrote: > At 2:41 PM -0400 8/16/07, J Flenner wrote: > >> Just so you know, I use Earthlink's Web mail. In your examples, >> the http://www.google.com is hyperlinked (so I can click on it and >> go to google home page). The <http://www.google.com> is not a >> hyperlink (not clickable). I always look at the bottom of my >> browser window to see what the linked address actually is--I never >> trust the hyperlink without checking. > > I don't understand what you wrote there. BOTH those URLs are blue > and clickable in this message in Eudora. He's saying that they're NOT both blue and clickable when he views the message in Earthlink's Web mail. > If a URL is clickable at all, it will definitely be clickable with > angle brackets, and in some clients a long URL won't be clickable > at all without the brackets. Unless the email client is broken. Like AOL or, apparently, Earthlink's Web mail. This is what the original question boils down to. The only plain-text solution I can see is: click here <http://www.google.com> or here http://www.google.com or if you're an AOL user <a href="http://www.google.com">click here</a>. Stroller.