how do I open aol html document?
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If you have saved it locally to disk, then you could use notepad or TextEdit on Mac to open it,   You won't see the HTML, but the text will all be there.\n\nOr you could bring up a browser, and use the FILE/OPEN/file name.html and view the doc in a browser.
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Try This...\nInsert your URL into the "click here" part of this code, and port your bulletin! It should work open your website in a new window...\n\n<A TARGET="_blank" HREF="URL">CLICKHERE</A>
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You can create download link as you create your normal hyperlinks too, for example\n\n<a href="Path to your document">Link Text</a>\n\nfor example,\n\n<a href="word/training.doc">Download Training Material</a>\n\nHope this helps...
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To open attachments, you go down to the end of the page, and click on download. When it comes to a dialog box, click on open. Or at the bottom of the page, you can click on view. Then do the rest. Have you tried to do that? To forward attachements, click on the arrow next to the forward button. The click on the first option, or choose the 2nd. Another idea is high light the open attachment, using your mouse. Then right click on copy. Then open a page in the composs mode, of your email, put the cursor on the letter part of the page, and right click, then click on paste. Both  methods work for me.
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open a new window and go to another web page
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just copy and paste the link at http://babel.altavista.com
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In IE, click on tools , then Internet options , go to the advanced tab  and click the javascript option on\nIn Firefox, click on tools, then options, go to the Content tab and click javascript option on!
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My way is add a link and show the link toolbar on IE, right click on the link and change the url to say c:&#92;yourfolder&#92;run.bat, then use the link as button
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Right click and choose Open with. Then when the choices come up, choose internet explorer and it should open for you.
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There is a Firefox plugin called IETab (or similar) that will open a web page in IE in a tab in Firefox. Here's the home page:\n\nhttp://ietab.mozdev.org/
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In IIS, go to specific directory (or vitual-directory).\nright click on web-page... click "open" ...this will open page in browser. now u can give print command from file menu.
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If you're using Outlook Express (OE) I can think of two reasons this might be happening.  Firstly, if you've uninstalled a web browser that was set as your default browser (such as Firefox or Opera etc) and OE doesn't know how to open the hyperlink.  Or if you've installed a web browser from your ISP such as AOL.  Secondly, it could be a problem with the setup of DLL files on your computer (these need to be set up for OE to work with hyperlinks).\n\nIf it's the first one, then you can set Internet Explorer (IE) to open hyperlinks as your default browser.  Open IE and go to the 'Tools' menu and click on 'Internet options'.  Select the 'Programs' tab, and ensure that the option 'Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser' is selected.  Click 'Ok'.\n\nYou'll find lots of helpful suggestions using the links below.  Check each one of them because there are quite a number of possible problems.  I've assumed you're using Outlook Express though, because you haven't said which email program you're having the problem with.  If you update the question then I'll update my answer.\n\nIn the first link below you'll need to scroll down to "Opening hyperlinks doesn't work and other problems" where it will explain about sorting out problems with DLL files that might cause your hyperlinks to fail.\n\nAll the best - I hope this helps with your problem.
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You just need to have it start a process and pass it the URL you want it to open up. This will allow the computer to pick the program to open it up, whether it be firefox, IE or whatever.\n\nHere is the basics...\n\nPrivate Sub LinkLabel1_LinkClicked( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal_\ne As System.Windows.Forms. LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs )_\nHandles LinkLabel1. LinkClicked\nSystem.Diagnostics.Process.Start( "www.startvbdotnet.com" )\n'using the start method of system.diagnostics.process class\n'process class gives access to local and remote processes\nEnd Sub\n\nNotice the system.diagnostics.process.start method. \n\nEnjoy!
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If you don't have an Outlook Express icon on your desktop then you can create a shortcut to the executable file which is named msimn.exe on my system this is located in the directory C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Outlook Express&#92;.\n\nAt any time that you have Internet Explorer open there is an alternative method that you may use to open Outlook Express. Open the Tools menu, select Mail and News and then select Read News.From now on in this document we will use the following notation for selecting menu items:Tools --> Mail and News --> Read News. You can also do this from the keyboard by pressing the ALT key followed by the letters that are underlined so ALT-tmn would open Outlook Express from within Internet Explorer. Adding a News Server \n\nWhen you open Outlook Express you should see a window similar to that displayed below in figure 3. If you are offline then you'll get a message box that comes up and asks, "You are currently working offline. Would you like to go online now?", just click on No, as you don't need to be online to add a news server. If you are online just continue as normal, you will need to be online later on in order to subscribe to news groups.Now with the mouse select Tools --> Accounts... (or ALT-ta). This sequence opens up the "Internet Now with the mouse select the "News" tab You may already have a news account set up for a news server, most internet installation programs also set an account up with your ISP's Usenet server. \n\nNow with the mouse click on the Add button in the top right hand corner of the "Internet Accounts" window, and then select News from the new menu that appears This selection differs slightly from earlier selections, the Add button acts like a menu and the various tabs can't be selected from the keyboard using the common menu selection method hence the need to use the mouse Now the "Internet Connection Wizard" window will open  Here you are prompted for your Display name, this is then name that appears in the summarized From line in the news messages that you post. For this most people use either their first name, their nick name or their full name. Complete this box then with the mouse click on the Next button, alternatively you can just press the Return/Enter key after completing your entry in the Display name box. Now the "Internet News E-mail Address" window will appear and prompt you for your e-mail address. Other visitors to the news groups may wish to use this to contact you in order to answer a question in detail or to continue a conversation that has gone off topic. \n\nComplete the E-mail address box and then click on the Next button or press the Return/Enter key to continue.Next the "Internet News Server Name" window will appear Here you must type news.povray.org in the box marked News (NNTP)\n\nThere is also a check box marked My news server requires me to log on. Leave this box blank, it is not needed for connecting to the POV-Ray news server.Now your "Internet News Server Name" Click on the Next button or press the Return/Enter key to continue. \n\nNow you'll see the "Congratulations" window telling you that the news account has been added.\nNow click on the Finish button or press the Return/Enter key to return to the "Internet Accounts" window where you should now see the server news.povray.org listed along with any other news servers that were there previously  \n \nNow click on the Close button, and if you are offline you will be prompted to go online For now click on No, downloading the newsgroups will be dealt with in the next section of this tutorial. If you are online you will be prompted to download the newsgroups from the server For now click on No, downloading the newsgroups will be dealt with in the next section of this tutorial. \nWhen you return to the Outlook Express default view you will see the server news.povray.org listed
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file:///c:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Kelley/My%20Documents/Word%20Documents/triangle2.mht\nCopy the code into notepad and save it with the name triangle.html, then open it in web window.
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Try: http://tinyurl.com/j4o7e
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put target="_blank" in your links to open them in a new browser window.\n\n<a hre="http://www.yahoo.com/" \ntarget="_blank">Yahoo</a>\n\nbest html reference http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_reference.asp best style sheet reference http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp html links http://www.websitetips.com/html/ style sheet links http://www.websitetips.com/css/  html dom http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/dom_reference.asp