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   Ed Vance to mark lewis   
   The ARRL Contest Update f   
   31 Dec 14 18:47:00   
   
   12-18-14 15:23 mark lewis wrote to all about The ARRL Contest Update f   
      
    ml> @MSGID: <54940E94.998.ls_arrl@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    ml> If you are having trouble reading this message, you can see the   
    ml> original at:   
    ml> http://www.arrl.org/contests/update/?issue=2014-12-17   
      
    ml> The ARRL Contest Update   
    ml> December 17, 2014   
    ml> Editor: Ward Silver, NOAX   
      
   Mark,   
      
   Tonight I figured out how to find the missing Links in the ARRL Contest   
   Update issues.   
      
   I went to ARRL and found the link to click to see the Contest Updates   
   then I clicked on the link to see old issues.   
      
   I looked at the December 17, 2014 issue and noticed it had Clickable   
   Links in each of the articles.   
      
   By hovering the mouse over a Link I could see the destination it   
   referred to, but after scratching my head a bit I thought to look at   
   the Source of the page.   
      
   That showed me the links so I saved the Source as a .TXT file so I   
   could C&P any of the links into Firefox so I could read the ones that   
   interested me.   
      
   I didn't want to save it as .HTM because I thought a .TXT file would   
   be smaller and easier to move to another Sub-Directory if I wanted to.   
      
   After I made the .TXT file I came back here to report my method of   
   finding the missing links that I never see in any of the ARRL Contest   
   Update messages that You post here.   
      
   When I started writing my message I noticed the URL near the top of the   
   page that I could have C&P'd to get to that issue, but You know how I   
   am....   
      
   Thanks for making this info available on FIDONET.   
   73   
      
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