The most common form of sending a web page to someone is to copy and paste the link. The other option is to send the entire page via email. The following steps outline the various ways to do so.
A few steps let you open a webpage within Outlook and send it as a whole in an email instead of as a link.
1. Open Outlook 2007. Navigate to View – Toolbars – Web.send web page as email outlook.

2. Use the Search toolbar (located on the right) to go to the desired URL.

3. Once the page loads, click on Actions – Send Webpage by Email. A new message box opens up with your webpage pasted in the content window. Fill the address fields and mail it out.outloook

EmailTheWeb (v2.12) is a web service which lets you send the exact webpage to anyone right from your browser. Presently, there are three ways of using it –
1. As a web service – copy-paste the page link in the URL field on EmailTheWeb.com and click email web page.send web page in email

2. As a button in Internet Explorer – Add the Google toolbar and single click function to the browser. But you might feel it is redundant as the latest edition of the browser has its own email webpage mode.
3. As a Firefox add-on – Adds a sub-menu entry under File – Email this Web page…A configuration box gives you two emailing styles – Exact Page lets you capture session specific, dynamic and password locked pages.The Quick Page though faster is more geared towards static pages.send web page in firefox

Once you use any of the three options, the service authenticates you using your Google account. As a Google account is free and most of us have one, I don’t think it’s too much of a bother. The compose email page lets you add the recipient IDs and optional notes. The captured page can be previewed. To speed up the email, the captured page is also sans dynamic ads and pop-ups. All you need to do is send the page and sign out.
The new Internet Explorer 8 makes it convenient to send a webpage as an email. IE8 has two instantly accessible buttons located on the Command toolbar. The use has the choice to click any of the two to send a webpage either as a complete webpage or as a link. The Send Page by Email button loads the webpage into the default email client.

If you do not see the buttons on your browser, click on View – Toolbars – Command Bar.
Sending a complete webpage might bulk up the download, but in the age of broadband a few extra bytes should go by unnoticed. And at least you the sender would know that the recipient has cast a glance at the webpage. The webpage often might not retain its formatting as it is used in different style environments. The spruceness of a perfect newsletter might be a lacking but the information you want to send forth is not.
Original Article provided by Saikat Basut. “3 Easy Ways to Send a Complete Web Page via Email.”
Login to the Admin area of your Wordpress blog
Click Write Post or Edit Post
Give the post a Title and begin to enter the text of the post
At the point in your post where you want the PDF link to appear, click the Add Media icon
A window will appear prompting you to Choose Files to Upload.
Click the Choose Files to Upload button and select the .PDF file you want to attach to the post. Wordpress will upload the file to the server, and the contents of the window will change, prompting you to enter a Title, Caption and Description.(*Note: this tutorial demonstrates how to upload a PDF to your own Wordpress / website. If you want to just link to a PDF that is already on the web, simply fill in the URL and Title fields and skip the step of uploading the PDF file)
The Title is the text that will appear in your post as the link text someone will need to click to download the PDF file, enter something appropriate, (e.g.- “Download My Resume as a PDF”, or “Download Printable Coupons”, etc– something to let the user, and the search engines know what the PDF file contains).
For the Link URL field, click the [File URL] button to automatically populate field with the absolute URL of the file.
You do not have to fill in any other blanks, although you may want to enter a brief description and caption for reference.
Once you have entered the Title and any other info, and populated the Link URL field, click the [Insert into Post] button.
So you found a picture on the internet on someone’s website that you like and want to save to your computer- it’s a lot easier to do than you think!
Check out this video for detailed instructions on how to! Just be cautious because all images online are automatically copyrighted and you will need permission to use the image from either the photographer or the website.
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