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When it says click "this link" the words "this link" are a hyperlink to here: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread557.html
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Must be your imagination. Or you didn't notice it. It was always highlighted like a link.
All regular text on this site is black. All new links are dark blue. All visited links (or links you hover over) are light blue.
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Because when a link hasn't been visited before, it's a dark navy blue. It doesn't turn light blue until it's been visited. So you probably didn't notice it because navy blue didn't stand out from the black text. Now that it's light blue it's noticable.
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How'd I know you were going to say that.
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