20 Aug 08 06:54, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>> I've never run into anything like that. When an ad on TV displays a
 RW>> web site link, I never use the www and always end up on their site.

 RN> True enough, but there still remains some cases (and there shouldn't)
 RN> where if the www is omitted, you won't wind up with anything more
 RN> than a google-type search result page(s).  Generally speaking, the
 RN> http:// and www should be automatically added.  I noticed that
 RN> dictionary.com does not require www.  There are probably many others.

That may be so with IE, but I've never found that to be so with Firefox. I
have one complaint about Firefox and that is, when you want to do a Google
search and there's a previous search word in the window, when you click on
it to drop in the new search word, the previous search word is copied to
the clipboard and is then placed in the search window and doubled up,
after the previous search word. i.e. you lose the new search word.

                R\%/itt



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