Is linking to another webpage legal?
116571
sure\nlegal\nbut its better to mention the original website name .\ngood luck .
900487
If the website doesn't explicitly allow you to do so, that's stealing bandwidth and in many cases illegal (and in all cases, unethical).\n\nNot to mention copyright infringements..
715468
Let the OS do all the work\n\napplication.followhyperlink PATH\n\nYou can use this for any file type or webpages.\n\nHope this helps.
371747
Put http://www.yoursite.com/myreference.html instead of just www.yoursite.com/myreference.html\nor try <a href="www.yoursite.com/myreference.html">my reference</a>
255052
If by Yahoo website you mean your site is hosted at Yahoo, then it is fine. What is against the TOS is only when you put in one page both Yahoo YPN ads and Google Adsense ads. Google Adsense's TOS does not say anything about where the website should be (and shouldn't be) hosted
982237
use this link a couple
166495
Some web sites will display on their site how you can link to their site if you want to use their content. If there is no such advice, then presume that you can't use it unless you ask their permisssion. Most sites nowadays are happy to give their consent as long as you link.
295374
I would think so, but I havent tried it. Try putting it in the same directory where you put your html files.
465236
<a href="page2.html">PAGE 2</a>\n\nwill create a hyperlink to page 2 if both the pages are in the same directory.
410125
Without any further information, I'm not sure how you would know that you're going to the "wrong" link.  If you "hover" the cursor over the link, you should see the URL that you will be directed to at the bottom of the screen in the status area.  Is that not where you're going?  Or is that not where you *think* you should be going?  Perhaps that destination is, in turn, redirecting you to another URL.\n\nUnless you give us more information, any answer would just be speculation.
331614
Be careful, posting a link to your forum can be seen as advertisment and someone could report you.
513227
yes you can incorporate as a link not as a attachment, or you can make this using a email send programme which will support the HTML source editing. Like this you can do this. for this types of works you need Atomic Mail Sender. LOL
814840
Just Have a Link Exhchange
203728
not necessarily.  the internet is considered a public entity and therefore open to everyone.  copywrite laws are fuzzy at best, putting a simple 'this site is copywritten by...' sentence in the coding is the best you can do.  technically it is copywritten by doing this, but anything not password protected or otherwise is realistically fair game.
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The internet is still such a recent phenomenon, that laws and policies are being created as we speak.\n\nBut unless you're pretty certain they'll be OK with it, you should ask someone if you can put a link to their website on your blog. That would  be the right thing to do from an ethical standpoint as well.\n\nA lot of people create 'banners' for other people to put on their websites as a link to their's. But some people don't mind if you put the URL.\n\nBottom line is, when in doubt check it out. I can't answer your question about the legal ramifications (see link, below). But my bet is that you could end up getting into some hot water with someone if they haven't given you permission prior to your adding the link. Why risk it? It's just a matter of asking.
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nope\nthe sites which offer this have permission.
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Or if you are on the page you want to link to, just rightclick and select "Send Link" if you are using Firefox.  I would think that IE has the same capability.