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E: 06/03 Avro Lancaster Haynes manual
garynumanfan
Posts: 528 Forumite
in Game over
in RAF News paper
3 copies of Avro Lancaster Haynes manual as part of the new Icons range
who designed the Lancaster
Roy Chadwick
competitions@rafnews.co.uk
subject not given , suggest Lancaster Haynes manual competition
their subject titles sometimes include "competition" sometimes not
only my 2nd post since new system so havent figured out how to make clickable
3 copies of Avro Lancaster Haynes manual as part of the new Icons range
who designed the Lancaster
Roy Chadwick
competitions@rafnews.co.uk
subject not given , suggest Lancaster Haynes manual competition
their subject titles sometimes include "competition" sometimes not
only my 2nd post since new system so havent figured out how to make clickable
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thanks but how do i make it clickable4
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@garynumanfan On desktop, clickable email links are as simple as
- Write the post's text and highlight the part you wish to turn into a link
- In the edit box click the chain link icon
- A little edit box opens expecting an http://.. beside it nowadays likely being an https link for websites we'll overlook that for now.. for an email you still want to change it to mailto://andthe@emailaddress.com (possibly works for tel:// too for phone numbers?) Some folks remove the // completely for an email but it appears both of these methods work.
- Then press OK (The link may highlight but not be fully clickable until you SAVE the post)
“We are not interested in the fact that the brain has the consistency of cold porridge.” - Alan Turing (1912-1954)4
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