
Tip #3995 - E-mail This
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E-mail
This
If you like to share
links to your favorite Web sites with your family and friends, this tip's
definitely for you! It’s a Firefox extension that automatically
creates an e-mail for you, with the site's title in the subject line and
the link in the body of the e-mail. The e-mail can be opened in Gmail,
Yahoo! Mail, Windows Live Mail (Hotmail) and even Outlook Express or Mozilla's
Thunderbird. Boy, let me tell you, this is so useful. If you're interested
in using it yourself, read on!
1.) First, obtain
the E-mail This Firefox extension from this link.
You will eventually have to restart Firefox to finish up the installation.
2.) If you want to
add the buttons to the main toolbar in Firefox, just go to View
and select Customize.

3.) A new dialogue box will appear with the buttons you can choose from.
You only have to choose the ones you'll use. For example, I only use Gmail
and Yahoo! Mail, so I just selected those buttons and dragged them up
to the toolbar. For another example, the Mail-To button
will open up the e-mail in your default e-mail program.

4.) Now, if you want
to test it out, go to a Web site and select the E-mail This
button. You should see a new e-mail with the site title in the subject
and the link in the body. (Note: You may have to log
in to your e-mail account before you see the new message). Pretty cool,
huh?!

Now, if the buttons aren't your niche, you can also right click the page
and access all of the features from there. Finally, if you want an even
easier way to access the functions, there are also keyboard shortcuts
you can use.
Let's say you wanted
to include a part of the text in the message as well. To do so, just highlight
it, select the E-mail This client of your choice and
it will be included in the body of the message, along with the Web site's
link. That's all there is to it!

I hope you enjoy this
one, my friends!
~ Neil Patel
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