swiftyATO
2 Answers
country bumpkin
desert_prencess
There’s a few ways to do this my preference is the past of least resistance, which is #1. But here’s a few other to choose from
Go up to the “FILE” in the right hand corner and click on it . in the drop down menu there should be a “Send to” click on that or Right click on the page and there will be a menu to choose from, .Choose "send to" and the option to send page as a link or as is will show up. . Usually Windows Live email will a peer which most people don't have set up as their default email for this kind of thing. Don’t trip if it doesn’t appear right away, no matter what system I’ve ran it usually takes awhile for the email window to appear. That why I usually do it this way.
1. So... the other option (which I like better because its faster) is to highlight everything in your address bar , Right click on the highlighted area ,left click copy , (MINIMIZE the page you're sending in case you have to redo it) open your email and either reply to an email that's already been sent from that person or start a new email. Left click on the space where your message is going to go, Once you see your cursor flashing , hit enter twice ( I do this so that I can move my cursor back up to add a message before the link I'm sending ). Now you can add the address you are sending it to and the message you want to add to it. I do the the rest after I've made sure that what I've copied to paste actually copied. . It should show up in your email in blue automatically so that the person receiving it can just click on the link. Now click send . You can go back to your page you were on and continue what you were doing by clicking on it down in the tool bar and it will come back up where you left off.You might want to hit F5 to refresh the page .
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2. Highlight everything on the page (but this wont get them to the page it will only show them what you highlighted ) right click on it copy and either paste it to a word document and save it , then send it as an attachment or paste it in the body of your email. ( which doesn’t always work for some reason)
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