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Even with Google Chrome, the copy and paste method should work. I know it doesn't display the "http" part in the address bar, but when you copy it and paste it, the paste will contain "http". I use Chrome, so here's an example:
The address bar displays this: www.usatrains.com/index.html
But when I copy it and paste it here this is what I get: http://www.usatrains.com/index.html
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I use Google Chrome as my primary web browser and have been unable to figure out any way to make a link active. When I need to do that, I have to revert to Internet Explorer.
Lets try a page from USA's web site.
I have this site in one window and usa"s in anothernwindow.
http://www.usatrains.com/r17170.html
Copied then pasted.
Sean
Dave
I copy the address you see @ the top of most windows.
This was copies then pasted
http://cs.trains.com/TRCCS/forums/t/206867.aspx
It should bring you into a new window but will be this page.
Hope this helps.
Since joining this fourm a few day's ago I have noticed user's adding websites to postings that either don't work or are no longer available. The methoud I use is www.web-site.com there are many ways to do this THAT I don't know. But what I do know is one correct way of doing it. Anyone want share how they correctly add site's please do so.........
Thanks Dave
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