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Interesting articles
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I couldn't get these links to work - could you put in tinyurls?
TIA!
Linda
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I couldn't get these links to work - could you put in tinyurls?
TIA!
Linda
When you have a problem with an URL that is not all highlighted just cut and paste the end portion with the original link and it will work fine.
Mavia
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Maybe I can get the link to work:
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I'm hoping to see this exhibit- I work right around the corner from the Center.
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I did, but it still wouldn't work - I think because at the google site the links show up with ellipses
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All who couldn't read them
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Lucky - I'll await your review.
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If you're really curious about a site, copy the long or mangled URL into a text editor, remove any garbage and line breaks, copy the result, and finally paste it into your browser.
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Thanks!
Linda
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About nine tenths of the time, it suffices to copy the broken-off bit, then click on the stub. You'll get an error message with the partial URL in the box, and can paste the end onto it.
Another trick: put the cursor at the end of a faulty URL and backspace until what's left ends with a slash; more often than not, you'll get a page from which you can navigate to the desired page. If you get a "forbidden" message, cut off another segment.
Joy Beeson
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Who said "there's more than one way to skin a cat?"
If I follow a link from a message and if I like what I've seen, I almost always use the cut away method to go to the root (home) page.
Shall we start a new thread about what stitching web sites *must* have?