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I couldn't get these links to work - could you put in tinyurls?

TIA!

Linda

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

Maybe I can get the link to work:

I did, but it still wouldn't work - I think because at the google site the links show up with ellipses

All who couldn't read them

Lucky - I'll await your review.

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.

Thanks!

Linda

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

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?