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yes it is exactly the same URL, another user suggested i use url user:pass which opens the page but does not log in. using your syntax it runs the whole thing ito the adress bar and gives 404...

sorry Wullie, this syntax does not work here. It gives 404. The link works perfectly well without the username:password@ bit

I have tried this, it gives HTTP 404. I have also tried "URL username : password" which opens the link but does not log on

I am writing an intranet and have added links to other intranets. We have access to clients sites which everyone with access to the site I am working on also have access to, but the user names and passwords are different formats. I would like to add the user name and password for the external...

I use the excel save as web page, and then publish. This gives the option to include excel functionality with the embedded object. The script is ugly, but microsoft mark clearly which section is the xl sheet, so adding other things round it is fairly easy. Using this method also means you can...