Um, I do it all the time. You can select entire page, or a part, and, mouse "Safari" down to "Services", across to "Mail" and across to either "Send Selection" or "Send To" Both, automatically makes a new message and Send Selection puts the selection into the body, the other, Send To, simply puts the URL. Been using it, seems like, for at least a year. I just checked Internet Explorer and it has the same thing. Hope this helps, Ed On Oct 21, 2004, at 7:32 PM, x4u-request at listserver.themacintoshguy.com wrote: > I don't believe this can be done with Mail.app, but I do think it can > be > done with Entourage using 3rd-party AppleScript(s). Doubtfully as > simple as > it is in Windows, however... > > > On 10/21/04 1:59 PM, Pete Zimowski <petez at mac.com> wrote: > >> I have a friend who's moving from Windoze to a new iMac. She has a >> business, and sells stuff via a web page. On her old Windoze machine >> she would do emailings by going to one of her catalog pages, and >> selecting something like (I'm sorry I don't know the correct >> terminology for this) "Email this Page" from her Windoze IE. I guess >> it then opens Outlook Express, allowing her to address the email and >> send the web page. >> >> The email sent contains all the images from the page as attachments to >> the email. Interestingly, the email she sends from the PC to her >> iMac, >> viewed in Mail.app, doesn't show the page correctly. >> >> I am not as concerned with how the page is displayed in Mail.app. >> What >> I need some advice on, is: >> >> Is there any way to do what she's been doing on the Mac, without >> building the page within the HTML capabilities of an email >> application?