[LINK] E-mail question

[Rick Welykochy]

Ivan Trundle wrote:

> I probably should have explained myself better, and in any event, my 
> e-ail client doesn't hard wrap or break text, so I'm only guessing the 
> outcome.
> 
> What I'm looking for is a fail-safe option to publish 80-plus character 
> URLs in plain text e-mails.

The only reliable way I have found is to do the following:

1. save the URL(s) in a plain text file
2. attach that file to the email

My email client shows the long URLs in the attachement just fine,
sans chopping, cutting, clipping or spacing.

I have attached said URLs to this email, but LINK might
filter out or deny attachments, even one as simple as a
187 byte plain text file.


cheers
rickw


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