> > See the report at: http://www.cdt.org/speech/spam/030319spamreport.shtml > > SAC's web site is bad for having plain-text E-mail addresses. Although it > tries to hide the E-mail addresses from human users, software can easily > extract the plain mailto: fields. > I have one of the "Web pages for Dummies" books, and it gives a very simple Javascript solution for this problem. I'm sure that Stan knows how to do this already, but I'll include it here as an example.... <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- var addr1 = "mailto:"; var addr2 = "guitarfixer" var addr3 = "@" var addr4 = "precisionguitar.net" document.write('<A HREF="'+addr1+addr2+addr3+addr4+'">') document.write('Email. </A>') //--> </SCRIPT> This is the code I use on my shop's web page, and I believe that it works well as I don't get nearly as much spam from this account as my astronomy one. Thad