I donÂt know how much help you need. If this is too simple I apologize. Go back to the Seed Exchange main page. Go to the bottom on the page and click on the Member Pages in the green menu bar. Scroll down to Edit Your Exchange Lists Click on this then Scroll down the page a little until you see the heading Seeds I have to trade: Type you list in the box Then go down one line to Seeds I am looking for Type you list in the box If you want plants or have plants to trade fill out those boxes Below the last box is When you have everything just right, click on the Submit button: Click on submit button and your trade page will be updated. You can change it any time by repeating these steps.

Sometimes spammers manage to send spam using real email addresses that aren't theirs, and spam that goes to non-working email addresses is bounced back to you as undeliverable. But it doesn't necessarily originate from your computer, or mean your email account has been entered, nor are the emails sent to the addresses in your address book. I've had this happen to me a couple of times in the past and it stops after a day or two. However, I'd be concerned about a virus infection if any addresses were recognizable from my address book, particularly addresses that are valid. I suggest you do a virus scan on your computer and another scan with the free program Malwarebytes. Also, call a couple of your friends asking if they got any spam or other mail from you recently. (Don't email them about this: if you have a virus infection on your computer, you could be sending out a potential virus infection each time you send an email.) What is going out in these messages could be spam or it could be a virus infection waiting to happen for unsuspecting recipients. Lastly, what is the extension at the end of the hyperlink? Here is a link that might be useful: Malwarebytes

Yes, that's what I needed. Outlook is the client or 'application'. The fix is made within the browser, I am assuming IE8 or 9. Click on Tools from the toolbar in Internet Explorer 8 (or 9) and select Internet Options . Then select the Programs tab from the top of the window to access the default browser settings. Click on the 'Make default' button, you can even choose to be alerted if Internet Explorer is not your default browser. Click OK to save your changes. Close IE and try again to access your hyperlinks. There is also a Microsoft 'Fixit' for this if the first step is unsuccessful. Here is a link that might be useful: Hyperlinks are not working in Outlook

Thank you for the reply. I did delete everything, 2 items, in my outbox and it's working okay today. I did the same thing,deleting, a couple days ago and it didn't work, so who knows, maybe it just needed some rest time:) Thank you again, this forum is one of the best on GW,certainly one of the most helpful.