[pmmail-list] An XP query

Mon May 22 16:56:49 MEST 2006

I have had this problem since I installed PMmail.  No matter what I do to the command line, it has never worked directly over the 
link.  Sometimes, it does however, activate the url if I offset the mouse from the url listed.  This _has_ to be done in front of the 
url that's showing in the email, or above the link.  When my cursor goes from the normal arrow to the pointing finger that 
normally indicates an active link, nothing happens.  

This could be a problem in the code as it's included in the url, and I do _not_ look at my emails as html files.

On Mon, 22 May 2006 05:53:38 +0200 (MES), L.Willms wrote:

>On Fri, 19 May 2006 09:45:51 -0400, Jim Ferguson wrote:

>> In recent weeks URLs which come embedded in PMMail text messages won't 
>wake up the link when they are clicked on.

>  Where in the link presented by PMMain to be confirmed do you click? 
>Does the problem occur also, when you click at the right end? 

>Yours, 
>L.W.

>Lüko Willms
>-----------------------------------------------
>Frankfurt/Main  

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