HTML works perfectly fine for links, underline, italics, and bold. Since you were trying to make a link and you mention HTML, i would assume you know the proper HTML syntax for links. What did you try to do that didn't work?

<a href=http://www.vegasusers.com/>VegasUsers</a> results in VegasUsers

I wrote a little tutorial last year.

John

And here's my usual:

To create a link, you type this:

<a href="http://www.google.com">Google Main Page</a>

and that creates this:

Google Main Page


To open that link in a new window, you type this:

<a href="http://www.google.com/" target="_blank">Google Main Page</a>

to get this:

Google Main Page


How do I include HTML characters in my post so that they show up as chacters rather than generate HTML code?

You use the HTML ampersand (&) codes in place of the character itself. For instance, to get the

<

to appear, but not be interpreted as HTML, you type

&#38

If you type this, and then submit your post to the Sony forum, all you will get is the

<

character, and it will NOT be interpreted as HTML code. You then do this for every other special character in the HTML syntax.

Now, don't even think of asking me how I got &#38 to appear above instead of just the < character.

Here are many of the codes

 &#38 &

 &#34 "

 &#47 /   slash 

 &#48- 9  digits 0-9 

 &#58 :   colon 

 &#59 ;   semicolon 

 &#60 <   less-than sign 

 &#61 =   equals sign 

 &#62 >   greater-than sign 

 &#63 ?   question mark 

 &#64 @   at sign 

 &#65- &#90;  uppercase letters A-Z 

 &#91 [   left square bracket 

 &#92 \   backslash 

 &#93 ]   right square bracket 

 &#94 ^   caret 

 &#95 _   horizontal bar (underscore) 

 &#96 `   grave accent 

 &#97- &#122;  lowercase letters a-z 

 &#123 {   left curly brace 

 &#124 |   vertical bar 

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