Here is a clickable link. In the future, just go to preview then you will get the option to put in a URL and name of a link you'd like to post. :-) Babka Here is a link that might be useful: Clickable link here

Thank you all again for your wonderful comments. Who ever thought of roses and pearls as the flower and gem for June was brilliant, don't you think? I've had some lovely things passed down to me and I love to be able to share them in this way. Punk, The roses are real. I bought some deep rosy pink ones, on sale, at the grocery store on a really hot day. They keep the air conditioner on high in this store, [I have to wear a sweater in there]...Anyway They must have shocked when I brought them out into the heat because they didn't last overnight. The light pink ones looked pretty on the table. I guess they were the ones I was supposed to use. NanaK

I use netscape.net (AOL) and comcast.net. When I compose in Comcast, type in a URL and send to my Netscape email it shows up as a clickable URL, for example - after typing http://www.ebay.com. However, when I type the same when using Netscape/AOL and sending it to my Comcast email it does not work. Check this. On the Comcast email, click Preferences, then Display. That gets two choices. The second one - Choose how to display email messages -- allows you to select Display HTML in body of email. See if that works.

you must be using firefox as your browser, for some reason hotmail will not fix this flaw, it will automatically create a clickable link if using Ie but not firefox. It is a true pain. But it is doable copy your link from the url bar of the page you want to link then paste that into your hotmail email, make sure it is still hilighted then click on the little icon in your email right above where you write that looks like a globe with a chain link on it, a box will open it will have http in it you need to delete that http then you need to right click on the box and paste your link into that box. OK. then the link in the email will become a live clickable link and be blue. You may have to try it a few times to get the hang of it. And to see the globe you have to have your email set on rich text not just plain text. Before they did all the supposed good changes to hotmail all you had to do was paste the url in the email and it was automatically live and clickable like it is on pretty much every other email client. We have been begging for this to be fixed for years now it does not look like it will ever happen. And it becomes terribly annoying when you are sending something with a long list of links. here is the hyperlink button you should see in your hotmail