<b>But</b>, you <b>can</b> make <font color="#0000ff"><u>fake</u></font> links! (That's just blue text that's underlined, hehe...)

Wait, the URL worked! (Not the HTML codes, just the link. Let's try again but not with Fodors.
http://www.yahoo.com

&euro; By George..it works!!!

&euro;

ah - the little fun things in life....

&euro;

yippee! this is cool!!

Bozo, your computer skills are waaaaaaay beyond mine.

&lt;a href=&quot;http://slowtrav.com&quot; target=&quot;new&quot;&gt;<b>Does this link to slow trav work?</b>&lt;/a&gt;

Had to try the&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&hearts;&nbsp;&nb sp;&nbsp;&hearts;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Thing

Well ok, it doesn't like <b>TOO</b> much html, but it'll take a <i>little</i> bit.

That's ok. Can't say I don't blame them for being careful.

y Holding down my Alt key and typing 0128 then releasing the Alt key works for me.

WAAAaaaa ......I got the e; but not the heart!

OOP. I thought I did. I'll try again ...e;

ok. someone sent me this: Alt+ctrl+%
so I'll try????????????????

LOL, CC: I don't think anyone has been able to do a heart yet! At least if it has been done, it hasn't shown up on my ancient browser (Netscape 4.79). Has anyone seen a heart?

Ooo, somthing else I'd never seen before. Check this out.

:)

Hey, Clifton knows how to make a HAPPY FACE! Check it out on this thread:

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...amp;dirtyBit=1

Emoticons! Woo hoo! 8-)...

Anyway... I think I found something on the Euro stuff... Although, is &amp;euro; not working for people?

http://www.microsoft.com/typography/faq/faq12.htm

Betsy,

Yep, we're seeing hearts. Netscape 4.xx doesn't support a lot of the html tags that newer versions do. I keep an old version of Netscape around to test websites and it's not working on mine, but it shows in IE.

Looks like we were posting at the same time. I'm going to ask my office to update my browser ASAP! Thanks, Clifton. I'm just happy to have the &euro;! Still have to check out italics and bold, etc.

And I didn't know I knew how to make a happy face. I just typed a colon and a right paren (the usually happy face without a nose or a space). It popped up out of nowhere. Wonder what other faces there are?

:)
;)
8-)
:0)

They should write a little blurb on emoticons on the FAQ. Impatient, I am.

:&gt;