> Exactly. Which is why I only posted a link. Although, I notice the
> latest versions of Netscape seem to download everything the link refers
> to without a click. Sort of defeats the whole purpose of selecting
> "send as link". I guess the moral of the story is just to manually type
> the URL and not use Netscape's "send as link" feature anymore.
This is one of the most annoying 'features' of netscape. I could be looking
through my mail folders then suddenly netscape freezes up and the modem dials
out. Just because someone mailed me a URL. The computer should never, ever dial
out to get an attachment unless I tell it to. Of course this is just one rubbish
Netscape feature among many. It's got to the point where I have frequent lurid
fantasies about the Netscape development team suffering eternally in hell.
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