@dalehileman,
5. Somewhat OT but I want to send a link to the sort of window (typically a commercial message or some kind of browser) described in step 4 above to a buddy usoing email and accessed by the link in step 1. Of course I can easily F
wd the entire page or window, but suppose instead I want to send him/her only a link to it as I have provided for you in step 1
Yes many such pages contain such a link, eg, the “here” in
"If you are having trouble viewing this email with images below, click
here”
which yields such an address or URL.
But suppose the page or message contains no such sublink under which circumstance is it even possible to find the desired URL
If you don’t know, that’s ok, it’s not clear even to my aerospace programmer buddies. But maybe you can tell me this: If I copy-paste a URL, is it correct to say that when I paste it in an email message it becomes a legitimate hyperlink—after all it then is underlined and clicking on it does access the desired page--but if not what
do you call it
6. Clicking on a link yields a page or a message such as the HowStyuffWorks message or window containing what I called “sublink” in step 5. I made up the word of course but what
do you call a link within a document, page, or window which you had accessed using a hyperlink
7. As an incidental note