\url{mailto: na...@xxx.com}
and using hyperref. This works fine; the objection is that the
"mailto:" shows up in the output. Is there a way to have
implicitly recognized as an email address (rather than a file)
by hyperref?
Thanks!
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Dirk
> I need to insert email links into PDF output. I have been doing
> this with
>
> \url{mailto: na...@xxx.com}
>
> and using hyperref. This works fine; the objection is that the
> "mailto:" shows up in the output.
\href{mailto:na...@xxx.com}{\nolinkurl{na...@xxx.com}}
Yours sincerely
Heiko <ober...@uni-freiburg.de>
What does the \nolinkurl do, and is it "wrong" if I don't use it (eg
\href{mailto:na...@xxx.com}{na...@xxx.com}? The output is not entirely the
same but similar (there are blue link boxes, and the text and mailto are
appearing in both cases...)
Dirk
Font style, ...
\nolinkurl is under control of url.sty.
Yours sincerely
Heiko <ober...@uni-freiburg.de>
> > I need to insert email links into PDF output. I have been doing
> > this with
> >
> > \url{mailto: na...@xxx.com}
> >
> > and using hyperref. This works fine; the objection is that the
> > "mailto:" shows up in the output.
>
> \href{mailto:na...@xxx.com}{\nolinkurl{na...@xxx.com}}
THANKS to Heiko and to Dirk for their replies, and also to
Heiko for his excellent work on Hyperref!
Regards,
Mike