You can include links that automatically open the visitor's email program with the 'to' field filled in with a specific email address. The standard HTML code to do this is requires you to include the individuals email address in the link tag as follows: <a href="mailto:someone@somewhere.com>link name</a> However, displaying an email address in this manner is how spammers collect, or harvest, addresses for their spam campaigns. The CMT includes a special tag which allows you to create email addresses for your web pages that cannot be easily harvested by the spammers. There is code in the left column of the Article editor window that you can copy and paste into the plain text editorto create a 'nospam email' link. These email links can appear as an individual's name or as the email address itself. To use these special tags, simply copy and paste paste the code from the left column into the editor. Then, replace email@wherever.com with the desired email address and, if choosing to use the linked name option, replace "First name Last name" with the recipient's name. For example, the following code will create a link that reads "Jack Doe" that will open the viewer's email client with jdoe@yourwebsite.com filled in the 'To' field: <nospam email="jdoe@yourwebsite.com,Jack Doe"> The following code creates a link that reads "jdoe@yourwebsite.com": <nospam email="bdoe@yourwebsite.com"> NOTE: If you are using the WYSIWYG editor, you must switch to HTML editing to use the no spam email address code.