Either by linking a word with the use of the hyperlink button on the top right of their email, or by placing the address of a tract link on the bottom of their letters.
   I link both ways. Sometimes I'll add a line at the bottom of my letters like

 2: Click Send Page.

   You will now see the tract page as an email. If you wish to add your own note, place your cursor on the top or bottom of the tract and write what you will. You may have to change the color of your text depending on the background color of the tract.
   Type in recipient's name and send. The tract will be sent complete, with your added text, tract text and Gifs, as a letter in their mail. If you are working off line it will send the page as an attachment only, without Gifs.

   I am sure Netscape has similar properties.

    After deciding upon the best tract for your page:

1. Place your cursor anywhere on this page and click the right mouse button.
2. Scroll arrow down to the View Source option and click left button.
3. Enlarge the window by left clicking the middle box of the three boxes on the top right corner of the pop up window.
4. Scroll down to the very bottom of the window.
5. Scroll up to the tract you wish to link to and highlight the text.
6. Copy and Paste that text into the html document of your page.