Color of hyperlink in web, IR

hola
les comento el siguente problema
tengo un bqy el cual publico en web, pero los hyperlink que aparecen no respetan el color que les puse.
cuando cree el bqy, les puse a los link que fueran de color amarillo, pero al verlos en web se ven con el color por defecto que les pone el navegador,
¿ existe una forma de poder controlar el color con que aparecen ?
Estoy usando IR 9.3
Saludos
hello
they said the next problem
I have a bqy which public web, but the hyperlink that they appear do not respect the color they got.
When create the bqy, I put them a yellow color, but to see them on the web are the default color that puts the browser,
Is there a way to control the color with which they appear the hyperlink?
I using IR 9.3
Greetings
Edited by: ODiazS on 24-nov-2008 5:35
Edited by: ODiazS on 24-nov-2008 5:35

You will need to define the colors, etc, in an HTML document for the signature, otherwise things like link colors will be whatever the receiver's defaults are.

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