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amita17 8 years, 2 months ago.
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When I get the e-mail newsletters from Geocaching.com, they are set up with links to read more, click here, find out, submit, etc. but none of them actually are a link in my message. My arrow does not change to a pointer hand to go to the link. I have tried a couple computers and it doesn’t change this. Does anyone else have this issue or know why I can’t use any of the links?
I don’t have that issue at all, Deb…have no idea how to help you. Sorry 🙁
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does CTRL Click do anything?
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does CTRL Click do anything?
No, but thanks for the suggestion.
When I get the e-mail newsletters from Geocaching.com, they are set up with links to read more, click here, find out, submit, etc. but none of them actually are a link in my message. My arrow does not change to a pointer hand to go to the link. I have tried a couple computers and it doesn’t change this. Does anyone else have this issue or know why I can’t use any of the links?
Not sure why the links aren’t working for you but if you copy the link and paste it in your browser it will take you to the needed spot.
I really dislike the newer format of the emails. I much preferred having the “newest caches” imbedded in the email instead of a link to take me to the webpage.
We have an event with a lackey in a few hours. Anything you’d like me to pass on?
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When I get the e-mail newsletters from Geocaching.com, they are set up with links to read more, click here, find out, submit, etc. but none of them actually are a link in my message. My arrow does not change to a pointer hand to go to the link. I have tried a couple computers and it doesn’t change this. Does anyone else have this issue or know why I can’t use any of the links?
Not sure why the links aren’t working for you but if you copy the link and paste it in your browser it will take you to the needed spot.
Thanks for the idea, but when I copy what is supposed to be the link, it just shows up as text in the browser. However, I sent the e-mail newsletter to one of my other e-mail addresses and was able to open it on my phone in Chrome. Maybe it is a problem in IE. Another hoop to jump through, but at least now I can read all of the newsletters.
Anything you’d like me to pass on?
No thanks. I think the lackeys have enough to do and don’t need to know about my technological ineptitude. 🙂
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