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From: Walt Vogdes
Remote Name: 24.19.109.15
Date: 05/06/2009
Time: 09:43:17 AM
Blanks are not legal characters in a url. If you open the link in a full page or new tab you will see that blanks in the url are converted to %20. The percent sign is a special character which means that the following two characters are the numeric code for a special character, in this case a blank. It's a pain to have to do this substitution manually, so it's usually preferable just to avoid blanks altogether. If you want to use a separator to make the url more readable, the underline character (_) is legal and works fine. As for FrontPage, all it knows is that you are entering text where blanks are used as word separators.