Hello Mary, Thank you for all the great advice and helpful links you have directed us to. We are all learning new things every day. Someone said, "When you cease to learn, you cease to grow."

Karen youhttp://community.adlandpro.com/forums/396612/9/ShowThread.aspxsome more at: This is imformation about your signature line. Look at mine. Busting my buttons on that one. Several from that forum have made some real neat signature lines. Thanks for stopping in.

Hey Mary, I went to the autograph forum, and I just haven't had a chance to make my sig line pretty like yours :-) It's difficult for me to make my way in the forums because I'm on dial up and it moves s o s l o w ....(not a gripe, just a fact of life). I'll catch up soon!

Hi Lorraine, I know you will do it. You have the desire to learn. I feel disheartened that many visit forums like this and say, "thanks, this was interesting" but continue to do what they always did. Your willingness to apply this information is a great inspiration to me. Thanks for stopping in and we will all be looking for your new signature line. Please be warned that when you have it finished and you go to a forum and check your signature, you may find it is wrong. What I posted Sunday disappeared the next day. It indeed takes a lot of band width and sometimes it does strange things like a< href will seperate with the

Mary, I'm a naturally curious person (my cats trained me well). I like the learning curves, and I like mastering them! You're right about playing with the format to get your "invisible" link. If you can put it on a text page and then copy/paste it and then don't monkey with it, it most likely will turn out OK. All I had to do was move the lines to the left margin and I'm not sure that was necessary. The "a" can be on a different line as can the link itself. It all comes out in the wash... Good idea to check till you're sure it's staying put, like you said. And you are very kind....thanks!