> A possible workaround is to check the referrer. If it is not empty (link > sent by mail,...) or does not come from your web, just link to the normal > page (with the ads ;-) ) This would work for some browsers, but if I were to use one that refused to send referrers, then I would never be able to use the printer-friendly version. In addition, if I felt like being tricky, I could always set up a proxy or something that tacked on a referrer to that site. (If i really wanted to go to the trouble for such a petty thing.) Mainly I just want to be sure people understand that referrer can't be relied upon for much. Certainly not for any security. This horse has probably been beat past death already though. For this application, since it doesn't really matter much, then it might be feasible. tim
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