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What is the new method for including a url (or Link) in my e-mail?

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macbergie
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What is the new method for including a link in my e-mail? Earlier, I would copy the url from the page I wanted to send; go to the box that says "Insert new Link;" and paste. Now, if I do this, I get a message saying, "No named anchors or headings in this page." What does this mean? What is an anchor?

I would be most grateful for a clear and direct answer!

What is the new method for including a link in my e-mail? Earlier, I would copy the url from the page I wanted to send; go to the box that says "Insert new Link;" and paste. Now, if I do this, I get a message saying, "No named anchors or headings in this page." What does this mean? What is an anchor? I would be most grateful for a clear and direct answer!

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when you get to insert the link, just press ctrl +V

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Matt
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when you get to insert the link, just press ctrl +V

macbergie
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macbergie said

What is the new method for including a link in my e-mail? Earlier, I would copy the url from the page I wanted to send; go to the box that says "Insert new Link;" and paste. Now, if I do this, I get a message saying, "No named anchors or headings in this page." What does this mean? What is an anchor? I would be most grateful for a clear and direct answer!
macbergie
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I am SO happy! Matt, you have finally solved a problem I’ve been scuffling with and tussling with for months. Many, many thanks!

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