RJT> HTML sure does have its share of peculiarities.  I've been
 RJT> working on some stuff here and hit on an oddity where the link
 RJT> wouldn't change color after you were there.

this may be part of the html page... consider the following...



the background color is #000000
the document text is #00ffff
a link is #00ffff
an active (being pressed) link is #00ffff
a visited link is #00ffff

so, the links, no matter what state, are the same color as the document text...

yes, you can use the font tag to alter the color for specific sections of
text... not sure, but i believe so, that you can alter the color of
specific links...

i'm not even going to touch on CSS (cascading style sheets) other than to
say that not only can they control the font style and size but also the
color...

 RJT> They're not terribly different,  but they should be
 RJT> noticeably different, as that's the way I have it set up.
 RJT> I was only having this problem with one set of links out
 RJT> of a whole big page.  I finally figured out a workaround,
 RJT> putting underscores in place of the spaces that were
 RJT> embedded within the filename.

you could possibly use %20 in the link, too and leave the spaces...

 RJT> I have *NO* idea whether the fault was in the Konqueror
 RJT> browser or in Apache, though I suppose I could set up a test
 RJT> and try IE from the w98 box.  Weird stuff,  anyhow...

as long as you remember that IE doesn't always follow the standards, it is
one test, yes...

)\/(Ark