How do AOL users make clickable links?
When an AOL user wants to send an email with a clickable link, the AOL user must enclose the link in HTML code, like this: Click here When another AOL user gets the email he sees this: Click here Unfortunately, when everyone else in the whole world sees it, they see it in its native form like this: Click here See: no clickable link. What AOL users don’t seem to realize is that AOL does things in non-standard ways. AOL routinely ignores the conventions that let everyone else communicate. AOL does things in its own, non-standard way. Using the HTML wrap is necessary for AOL; it is not necessary for almost everyone else. And, for many users, the AOL wrap actually makes things worse. What can an AOL user do? Actually, a very small change would help everyone. All the AOL user needs to do is to put one space in front of the URL and another space behind the URL, like this.
