It's a trick I learned from somebody else in this forum.

You take the address of the web site, for instance

http://www.onstagemedia.com/mudcat

and wrap it up as follows:

!a href=......?Digitrad!/a?

but instead of typing ! you type <

instead of typing ? you type >

and you replace the ....... with the address. The word Digitrad will then be highlighted.

The end result is you create an HTML tag which your browser recognises - it does the underlining and highlighting.

HTH

Rick