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To: mr.mark who started this subject	1/20/2001 6:39:34 PM
From: mr.mark	of 110652

Subject:Netscape Communicator [COPY URLS INTO MESSAGES - 01/17/2001] "Yesterday's tip offered a few shortcut keys to help copy and paste a URL into an outgoing e-mail message. Today we'll tell you how to get a URL into an outgoing message with more functionality and even less effort. Suppose you are viewing a Web page you would like to e-mail to a friend. Press Ctrl-M to open a new Mail Composition Window. Using your mouse, drag the Location icon (between the words Bookmarks and Location on your Location Bar) into the outgoing message. As a result, in the body of your message you will have the title of the Web page, linked by HTML to the corresponding URL. All your friend has to do is click it to go directly to the page." [mark's note: this "kind of works" in internet explorer. if you drag and drop the url icon from the adress bar in ie into your email, the hyperlink will appear, but not as the title of the web page.] :) mark

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