function printOffsettedMailTo( theOffsettedAddress )
{	
	document.write( "<a href=\"mailto:" );
	printOffsettedString( theOffsettedAddress );
	document.write( "\">" );
	printOffsettedString( theOffsettedAddress );	
	document.write( "</a>" );
}

function printOffsettedString( theString )
{
	/* this is to stop spam bots from sucking up the email addresses. each char
	   is offsetted by one from what the string should be. So, to create an
	   offsetted string you just have to add one ascii val to each char in
	   the string. rev code is:
	   
			put "xxx@xxx.com" into theString
			repeat for each char thisChar in theString
			put numToChar( charToNum( thisChar ) + 1 ) after theNewString
			end repeat
			put theNewString
	*/
	
	var i, thisChar;

	for( i = 0; i < theString.length; i ++ )
	{
		thisChar = (theString.charCodeAt( i ) - 1);
		thisChar = String.fromCharCode( thisChar );
		document.write( thisChar );
	}
}