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Hello,

I tend to use/give lots of URL references in my document. I
``recently'' discovered the full power of \useurl (even if I'm
still not sure about the three-entries syntax), but I'd like to
know if it is possible to make URLs active without resorting to
\from[...], that is: is there a setup option that allows \url[...]
to give an active hyperling?

--
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta