COLLECTING URLS WITH GO TO You can copy and paste a URL.... while on the website, you use your "go to" feature and put the cursor on "show Current" which will fill in the GO TO box. Then you would hold down your CMD key and hit the A and C keys. That puts the URL into your memory. Now you can paste it where you want, on an email or website by holding down the CMD key and LIGHTLY TAP the V key. MULTIPLE URLS? Is it possible, with the use of the "go to" feature, to capture more than one URL in the box at the same time? I would then like to cut and paste all of them _at one time_ to an Email! Yes … it's possible to capture more than one URL, at a time. Don't know how many … but, I've done as many as 32, at a time. Here's how … Copy & cut the first URL. Bring up the next one. Place a comma, at the end of it … leave a space. Paste the first one. Copy & cut those two. Repeat … till you've got 'em all. Copy, cut & paste, to your e-mail. There are other methods, but Tyhart's instructions are easy to follow: http://www.wtv-zone.com/tyhart/tytutes/harvest.html Thanks "Tyhart" ANOTHER USE Let me tell you another fantastic use of the "Go To" key. Let's say you're visiting a site, and see some text which you would like to quote elsewhere. But you would also like to "take" the URL with you when you go. Use c/c/p to copy the text first, then press the Go To key. When the popup comes up, click on "Show Current." The URL will be displayed in the box. Now, press the spacebar once, then use CMD + V to "paste" the copied text into the box, right along with the URL. You can now use CMD + A, then CMD+C to copy BOTH the URL, AND the pasted text which came from that webpage. Now, you can go to any "Write" screen, such as email or posting to a newsgroup, and use CMD+V to paste the info to the Write screen. The URL will be pasted first, but you can always use c/c/p once again to "edit" and place the URL _after_ the quoted text. As Always, Tex URL AT BOTTOM I have seen this in posts. But _how_ is it done? The posts I'm talking about have a paragraph or 2 from the site in question. The post has the URL pasted at the bottom. Once the text is copied into the buffer _how_ do you snatch the URL _without_ deleting the previous text?? The Very Savvy Saverio wrote: 1. Go to article, Use Find to highlight first few words of the passage you want, then highlight [shift + arrow or Scroll keys] and copy [Cmd-c] the part you want 2. Press GoTo, Show Current; Cmd-left arrow to position cursor to left of URL; add a few spaces as desired 3. Cmd-v to paste text to left of URL 4. Press Return; you will get an error message, but this will store the URL 5. Later, when on page to post, press GoTo, Show Last, Cmd-a, Cmd-c to copy 6. Insert text with Cmd-v; you will need to add paragraph spacing with Returns, as everything will be "bunched up" from being in the GoTo buffer. (Only nitpick, for me it's easier to use cmd A, C instead of return at step 4 so that all info is copied into memory. Then just go to posting page and cmd V.)

Clickable and Scrapbook Urls To make "clickable links use this code: a href="Put the URL of your link here">Click here! /a> The only spaces in this are between the opening "a" and "href" AND between "Click" and "here". Also, where I have "Click here", you can put any text you want and it will show up as a clickable link. (Be sure to replace the <'s) Be sure to enclose the code with html> and /html>. In case that doesn't show up ... put html surrounded by and > in front of the code, and /html surrounded by and > at the end of the code. You can also use an image for your clickable link this way: a href="Put the URL of your link here"> img src="Url of the image you want folks to click on">Click here! /a>   Again, spacing rules and html and /html apply as above. (Be sure to replace the <'s) . To give your scrapbook images urls, go to page builder and click on create. You need a page to put your images on. I use the gray background but that can be changed to one that appeals to you. Name your page something short because it will be part of the image url. something like "images" or "pix". Go to the page and press "add an item", choose "picture", click on "from scrapbook". You will be taken to your scrapbook, click on the image of your choice. Then click on "view this image", it will be on the screen and in the status bar will be something like importD0_gif. that's a zero, not an o. Go back to the image page and type the name in changing the _ to a . (period). (I type the importD name in the title bar and the url info in the text box. Then type in the whole name of the gif: http://community.webtv.net/yourusername/images/scrapbookFiles/importD0.gif Remember when you write scrapbookFiles the F is capitalized. If you have capitals in your user name be sure to write it the same way. Now be sure to publish this page, otherwise the gif won't show up on your PB page. When you want to use the image, just click on the url you typed, copy it in your "go to" box and you're set to paste it wherever you want. Saves having to type it each time. . Scrapbook Urls This is an incredibly long post but I have seen so many people who say they have given up on trying to assign a URL to a photo from their scrapbook ... please give this a try even if you've failed before. If you would like an e-mail of this post, please e-mail me. A URL is an address like a post office box number where an item can be found. By "select", I mean to move your cursor to that item and press Return. Select Home. Select Community, Select Pagebuilder. Select Scrapbook. Select the photo to which you are interested in assigning a URL. If you don't know how to put a photo in your scrapbook, see the help page for mail. In the lower left hand corner you will see the name of the photo. It will say something like "mailed" or "import" then DX_jpg. The X represents a number - 0 through 9.   Using a pencil, about five lines down on a blank piece of paper write down this name. Erase the underscore "_" and replace it with a period "." Press Back twice. Select Create. Select +. Select the Grey page. Select "Choose this to add a title....". In the box, type PHOTOS. Select Done. Select Add an Item. Select Picture. Select Your scrapbook. Select the same photo that you selected earlier and for which you wrote down the name. Select Done. Select Publish. Select Continue. Select Publish. Right below "It can be found at...." there is a URL. On your sheet of paper, about three lines above where you wrote down the name of the photo, copy down the URL that you see. Every character must be exactly correct. Select Done. After PHOTOS, write /scrapbookFiles/. The capital F is important. Now put everything that you have written down together without any spaces and you have the URL of your photo. Every character MUST be exactly correct. You can use GO TO with this URL and find the photo. You can CCP or type this URL into the text area of an e-mail and send it to someone. That someone can then select it and see your photo. If you wish to otherwise process it, you now have the URL. You have now published a one page web site. If you wish to remove it, use the help pages. Hope this works and helps. E-mail always welcome. Jim in Silverdale.