outlook and spacing

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Chris

How might you go about including an e-mail address link in
a webpage that leads the user to their main e-mail account.
Also, the default spacing between lines in frontpage is
doubled although the paragraph settings say it is single
spaced. How do you change that?
 
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How might you go about including an e-mail address link
in a webpage that leads the user to their main e-mail
account.
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In general you can't. Browsers hide the visitor's address
from HTML, scripts, and so forth to prevent unscrupulous
sites from building spam lists as innocent visitors
browse their site.
Also, the default spacing between lines in frontpage is
doubled although the paragraph settings say it is single
spaced. How do you change that?
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1. Choose Style from the Format menu.
2. In the Styles list, select P.
3. Click Modify, Format, and Paragraph.
4. Under Spacing, set Before and After to 0.

Jim Buyens
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1. Choose Style from the Format menu.
2. In the Styles list, select P.
3. Click Modify, Format, and Paragraph.
4. Under Spacing, set Before and After to 0.
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A more global solution might be to use a spacer gif (transparent) of
whatever spacing height you want. You can make them in any drawing
program, even MS Paint. Leave out the Paragraph break and use the
spacer to split things up.
 
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