At 11:40 21/11/2000 -0600, you wrote: >most email programs wrap at 72 chars >http://evolt.org/article/this_is_a_great_article/18/4109/index.cfm > >the above url is 66chars(i think) so its possible that a number of our >URLs could wrap.. it seems we have about 29 chars to play with in the >title before it wraps.. why not put it at the end? http://evolt.org/18/4109/article/this_is_a_great_article.cfm advantages: - if it gets wrapped, and someone clicks on the first 72 chars only (lopping off the end of the title) the link will still work. - it's shorter to tack .cfm on the end of the title, rather than /index.cfm - if people want to save the articles to disk, they'll get a nicer filename (this_is_a_great_article.cfm) are there technical reasons why it can't work this way? </ol> ____________________________________________________ v i b e m e d i a http://www.vibe.co.nz/ po box 10-492 wellington, new zealand phone +64 21 210-7845 oliver at lineham.co.nz