Well, you can do it with style!  

No underline:

<a href=3D"wherever.html" style=3D"text-decoration: none">go here!</a>


As for changing color with mouseover, this can be done only in IE, like so:

<a href=3D"whereever.html" style=3D"color: black"=
 onmouseover=3D"style.color=3D'red'; return true"=
 onmouseout=3D"style.color=3D'black'; return true">go here!</a>

And both together:

<a href=3D"whereever.html" style=3D"color: black; text-decoration: none"=
 onmouseover=3D"style.color=3D'red'; return true"=
 onmouseout=3D"style.color=3D'black'; return true">go here!</a>

You will need, if I am not mistaken, a browser that supports both=
 JavaScript 1 and CSS 1... is that right guys?

hth
phil.




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On 11/13/2000 at 9:00 AM Bustin, Ruth wrote:

>Here's one that may be extremely basic, but I can't find the info=
 anywhere!
>
>How do I create a text link without it being underlined?? Is that possible
>to force or is it up to how the user has his/her browser set up? 
>
>Also, how do I make it change color with a mouseover? Is all this only
>possible with graphic text? 
>
>Thanks in advance!!
>
>Ruth Bustin

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