useURL can do the first, and hyphenatedurl can do the second. On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 6:06 AM, Mohamed Bana wrote:

Hi,

Is there macro for typesetting a URL without defining it before hand?  E.g., something as simple as, \href{www.google.com}, it'd also be great if

\setupalign[hyphenated] \setupurl[space=yes,style=\ss,urlalternative=]

also determined the way they are typeset.

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Mohamed Bana wrote:

Hi,

Is there macro for typesetting a URL without defining it before hand? E.g., something as simple as, \href{www.google.com}, it'd also be great if

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