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Hans Galema wrote:
> 
> There was no mentioning of a tag.
> 
> A complete link using the anchor tag would have looked like:
> 
>     <a href="http://www.borland.com">Borland</a>
> 

Yes, I had used a similar complete form for the original.
I had my doubts, though, about "href", but could not find
an alternative in the sparse CGI-documentation around.
No doubts, anymore ..


> 
> It should not matter if it is a static page or a dinamic one.
> The above link should do it. Just try this specific one.
> 
> 
> 
> There is something strange going on then.
> 
> What does it look with Show source in your browser?
> 

I will try this on my second computer (where I can test
CGI locally). I also will redirect the output to a file,
in order to look at the actual bytes; perhaps the "/",
a special character in C/C++, get lost, somehow,
in the output-proces (as the reference is part of the
static text-part of the page).


> You could adjust your computers clock to. For me it
> is as if you posted tomorrow.
> 
> Hans.

I have checked the clock, but it is (about) the correct
local time and date, and the timezone is correct.
However, there seem to be more problems with this issue,
as it is mentioned by users on other newsgroups too.
Using: Mozilla.

Thanks,