ED. NOTE THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS HTML TAGS, WHICH MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED ON BROWSERS. USE THE 'VIEW SOURCE' OR 'VIEW HTML' TO SEE THE FULL TEXT. - DW. ------ From L. Stewart 05-JAN-2005: Here's my contribution to e-mail obfuscation. It's not encrypted, but most SPAMbots probably won't harvest the e-mail addresses. It's not impossible, but makes it hopefully more trouble. You should stuff the between the

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tags of the web page. You could also include it by reference to a file containing the script. When you insert the hyperlink, do not choose "e-mail address." Rather, treat it as a Web link and type javascript:mta('lee.stewart','adelphia','net') for the link and something clever for the text to display. Do not use the e-mail address as that text. That would partially defeat the purpose of this code! For the above example of my e-mail address, I used "Chair," but my name or anything else that doesn't look like an e-mail address would be fine. The tags that are generated for the above example are Chair If you haven't already figured it out, the functions, fat(), mt() and mta(a,b,c), do the following: fat() generates '@', mt() generates 'mailto:' and mta(a,b,c), where a=e-mail name, b=domain string segment before '.' and c=domain string segment after '.', which, for the above example, generates 'mailto:lee.stewart@adelphia.net'