One click URL for Internet Article for College
I am writing a paper for Anatomy and Physiology and I have to attach my website URL's and they teacher has to be able to "one click" on them to access them and Firefox is not allowing me to do this. How do I change this. Please help.
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That simply means providing a direct link to your article, that would be a normal link. What is Firefox doing instead, where is the article hosted, what happens instead. Is the article in Google Docs or something where someone has to log into Google with a password be on an accepted friend list. If it is on Google docs, you can make a link public that is public to those who know about it, but so unique and obscure in name that you would have to be told the address.
Your question is unnecessarily vague. Part of learning is communication.
Is part of your assignment to create a link because it would seem to me that email might be used with an attachment, and the attachment in a specific format. It doesn't seem to me that you would have been issued vague instructions.
Just above the textarea that you use to enter the message text on the "Compose New Mail page" there is usually a button bar with buttons to add text formatting like Bold and Italic.
That toolbar may also have a button to turn a text link into a clickable hyperlink (look for a chain like button).
You can select the text and click that button to turn the link into a clickable hyperlink.
If you can't find the button then hover them all to check the tooltip of each.