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Yes, I see the problem...but no answer as yet!<br />
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If you want I can make a vb program to turn them in to mailto addresses.<br />
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If so cut and paste the format of your e-mail file...<br />

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Yes, I see the problem...but no answer as yet!

If you want I can make a vb program to turn them in to mailto addresses.

If so cut and paste the format of your e-mail file...


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Go write a filter type program in other languages like QuickBasic hehe.<br />
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roughly:<br />
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open email text file for input<br />
open a new text file for output<br />
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do while not end of file<br />
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read a line from input into a variable<br />
write &lt;a href=mailto: + variable + &gt;&nbsp;+ variable + &lt;/a&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br />
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close both input and output<br />
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and that's that.<br />
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Go write a filter type program in other languages like QuickBasic hehe.

roughly:

open email text file for input
open a new text file for output

do while not end of file

read a line from input into a variable
write <a href=mailto: + variable + > + variable + </a><br>

close both input and output

and that's that.




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Thank you for your input. Still witing to see if there is a means of doing it via frontpage. &nbsp;Thank you ruperts for the VB program offer, if I don't see a FP resolution soon, I will award you the points.<br />
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Thanks Again<br />

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Thank you for your input. Still witing to see if there is a means of doing it via frontpage.  Thank you ruperts for the VB program offer, if I don't see a FP resolution soon, I will award you the points.

Thanks Again


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Thanks Rupert. &nbsp;You deserve it!<br />

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I have imported a text file list of email adresses into frontpage. &nbsp;However, frontpage does not automatically recognize these email adresses as hyperlinks - it only sees them as text. &nbsp;What is the easiest way to get FP98 to recognize that the path of the hyperlink is the same as the &quot;name&quot; of the hyperlink?
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I have imported a text file list of email adresses into frontpage.  However, frontpage does not automatically recognize these email adresses as hyperlinks - it only sees them as text.  What is the easiest way to get FP98 to recognize that the path of the hyperlink is the same as the "name" of the hyperlink?

FP98 Hyperlinking Question

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