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Default URL String

does anyone know, if its possible, how to extend an URL
string past 1,034 characters. right now the limit i have
is 1,034 characters if anyone knows a way i can exceed
that number without sending it as an attachment, it would
be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

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Default URL String

You could put part in a string called x
x="dddkjkjllkjljlkj;lksjdalkdjfeljeeklje"
url="jkjljlkjlkjklj" & x
or in the middle
url="ddkjlkjljlj" & x & "kjlkjj;jj;ljj'"
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does anyone know, if its possible, how to extend an URL
string past 1,034 characters. right now the limit i have
is 1,034 characters if anyone knows a way i can exceed
that number without sending it as an attachment, it would
be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

~q



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