How can I add hypertext links (URLs) inside my LearnLink message?
As more quality resources become available on the World Wide Web, it is increasingly important to have simple methods for collecting and distributing addresses of good websites. By default, all web addresses (called a Universal Resource Locator, or URL) will show up as blue, underlined text within LearnLink. Users can click on a URL in LearnLink and their computer will automatically open up a web browser (such as Netscape) and display the requested page. To include a link in a message, therefore, you can simply type the URL as part of the message body. Be sure to include the whole address, including the “http://” part. Alternatively, you may embed a link (hide the url, allowing a user to instead click on an image or on certain words), by selecting the text or image, then choosing “link” from the Insert menu at the top of the message, and inserting the URL in the field that pops up. You may copy and paste a URL from your web browser into the body of a message. This is useful, particular
