what is the html email code to link others to my e-mail address?
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The link below will bring you to an example of the "mailto" function and even allow you to make some changes in case you want to play around with it first.
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try this site.\nhttp://www.newbie.org/reference/email.html
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give me your any of email id i will invite
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John's information above is backwards. You can create a hyperlink to your e-mail address very easily. Using web forms for e-mail is not easy at all.\n\nIf you know HTML, then you know that, to create a hyperlink, you use the <A> (anchor) tag as follows:\n\n<A HREF="http://www.website.com/"> Click here! </A>\n(You don't need to use spaces between the anchor tags and the hyperlink text. Here, I do so that Yahoo! will render the text correctly.)\n\nObviously, the website.com address is replaced with the address of the site that you want to link to, and "Click me!" can be any text that you want your user to click on.\n\nLinking to your e-mail address is no different, except that the website address is your e-mail address, preceeded by the word "mailto" followed by a colon (:), as follows:\n\n<A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> E-mail me! </A>\n\nAgain, email@net.com and "E-mail me!" are replaced with your e-mail address and hyperlink text, respectively.\n\nBe careful! E-mail links cannot work with web-based e-mail services, which many of your users will undoubetly be using. For this reason, it is best to both spell out your e-mail address AND provide a hyperlink. A good example is as follows:\n\nMy e-mail address is: <A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> email@net.com </A>\n\nIn this example, users can click the hyperlink to e-mail you while web-based e-mail users will still be able to see your address.\n\nIf you DON'T know HTML and use a web page editing program instead, then use the word "mailto:" followed by your e-mail address (no spaces) when your program asks for a website address.\n\nIt is POSSIBLE use a form to have people e-mail you, certainly not simple. You can send form results to your e-mail without using a CGI (common gateway interface) script, but the e-mails are encoded and often difficult to read. You also won't be able to use the "reply to" button to send a response. A good CGI script that can send you properly formatted e-mails (i.e. properly formatting the "From", "Subject", and "Reply-to" fields) is likely going to cost you some money, and you probably won't be able to use it anyway, as many CGI scripts require special server settings, Even if it doesn't, most free website hosts won't allow you to upload or use CGI scripts anyway. So a hyperlink is both easier and better.
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Sure u can....Go to google and type in email address finder and you should have no problems from there.  Hopefully.
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It's called SPAM. They use several ways to find email address. Web spider program is one of them. They even guess random email addresses that turn out to be real. \n\nIf you click on the links in their emails and reply them, it alerts them about the authenticity of your email address. As a result, they send your email address to fellow spammers who send you more emails. It's basically a chain of spammers. \n\nInternet is not that private as we think. You also expose yourself to SPAM by revealing your email address in different websites. It's advisable to reveal your email address only to the trusted websites.\n\nIf you get these unsolicited (spam) email in your Inbox, report it as spam by clicking the spam button. The bulk mail will take care of it. Apparently there's nothing much you can do about it. As long as it goes in bulk mail folder, there's nothing to worry.
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http://www.emailaddresses.com/ \nhttp://www.whitepages.com/
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when you paste your link into your email to send it to someone else, paste it into brackets...\n\n< link > make sure you open and close those brackets...
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To be able to click on an email link and send an email to that address, you need to have an email account set up on your computer.  For this reason, you likely can't click on an email link at your local public library.\n\nTo set up an email account on your computer you need to have the right software, known as an email client.  If you have a PC you likely have Outlook or Outlook Express.  You also need to have an email address that allows you to email from such a client (hotmail would not work in this scenario, but an sbcglobal.net account would work).\n\nWithout know what software you do have and what computer you have, and what web page you want to email from, I can't really help you further.  Post back again with these details and then I can be more specific in my answer.\n\nWithout an email client, the only way to send an email is to copy the email address into your email site (like at mail.yahoo.com or hotmail, or whatever you use).  Highlight the link and hit CTRL-C (for copy) and then CTRL-V (for paste) into your email account in your browser.
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make a new email address?
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Looks like it's an email address...
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if your talking about yahoo, go to options, then click on the 2nd email address link, itll come up with this thing about how you can have a "dot" email, like pigs.inblankets@yahoo, or something. itl do the trick
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See the link below.\n\nPS: it's not a good idea to publish your e-mail address here.
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right click on them and send them email
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http://www.emailaddresses.com/email_forward.htm\nhttp://www.switchemail.com/index.asp\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/webmaster/freeemail.shtml
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Go to your blog. Right click on the web address and cut and paste in an email.  Here's mine as an example:\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-T61nkQ80eqtrkKN.gFjjJ5j2\n\nGood luck!
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I do this service. Click on my name and it will take you to my email address. Good luck.