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Hi,

using \useURL[a][this.is@a.long.email.url]\url[a]
I observed that @ is not used for linebrakes as . / // are.
For urls like http://cgi-bin/q?fdhgh+djhf+djk it would be usefull to
treat ? and + similar to . / //.

BTW: Is there a simpler way to typeset an URL than to use \useURL[][] and
\url[]; i.e. w/o references?

Tobias

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