[OS X TeX] A \url problem

[Vic Norton]

Thanks, Ross. Your construct
    \hspace*{4.0ex}\vtop{\advance\hsize by -3.6cm
    \url{http://vic.norton.name/finance-math/notionportf/ 
pricedistrib.csv}}
does not work for me. It behaves just like my constructs. A click on  
the top line takes you to
    http://vic.norton.name/finance-math/notionportf/

This proves it: there must be something wrong with my system. Maybe,  
when I install MacTeX-2009, the problem will go away.

Regards,

Vic


On Nov 4, 2009, at 1:22 AM, Ross Moore wrote:

> Hi Victor,
>
> On 04/11/2009, at 4:06 PM, Ross Moore wrote:
>
>>>>> I'd like to put the URL below this statement, but indented a bit.
>>>>> Unfortunately the URL splits in an ugly way, and it no longer  
>>>>> works
>>>>> properly. The top goes nowhere; only the ``cvs'' part takes you  
>>>>> where
>>>>> you are supposed to go.\\
>>>>> \hspace*{4.0ex}{\hspace*{4.0ex}\vtop{\advance\hsize by -3.6cm
>>>>> \url{http://vic.norton.name/finance-math/notionportf/ 
>>>>> pricedistrib.csv}}
>
> Sorry. This is meant to be:
>
> \hspace*{4.0ex}\vtop{\advance\hsize by -3.6cm
> \url{http://vic.norton.name/finance-math/notionportf/ 
> pricedistrib.csv}}
>
>
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> 	Ross
>
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