Ximian Evolution
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03-04-03, 11:47 AM
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Ximian Evolution
Or kde mail...
How do I send a webpage as an attachment? As a moderator here I need the ability to send the page as an attachment, and other times I prefer to send a page instead of a link. In IE I would just click on the tools and go from there, but I haven't found how to do that with these two programs.
I did, however, just copy the entire page to a folder on my desktop and then attach it to an email.
Thanks,
Kay
How do I send a webpage as an attachment? As a moderator here I need the ability to send the page as an attachment, and other times I prefer to send a page instead of a link. In IE I would just click on the tools and go from there, but I haven't found how to do that with these two programs.
I did, however, just copy the entire page to a folder on my desktop and then attach it to an email.
Thanks,
Kay
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03-04-03, 04:56 PM
In Kmail on the new message composition screen, click attach and select the file to attach.
In Mozilla, you can right click on the page and select send to
I don't use Evolution. I understand that it is supposed to similar to Outlook, which I don't use.
Not much help.
Click on Help in the header of the to box. Ximian Evolution home page will likely have a tutorial.
Click on Help in the task bar for help with almost eveything included in the distribution.
In Mozilla, you can right click on the page and select send to
I don't use Evolution. I understand that it is supposed to similar to Outlook, which I don't use.
Not much help.
Click on Help in the header of the to box. Ximian Evolution home page will likely have a tutorial.
Click on Help in the task bar for help with almost eveything included in the distribution.
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03-04-03, 05:13 PM
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I like the look of Galeon, but am learning that some of the deals I like aren't as functional as others.
As you can tell, still goofing around LOL.
Kay
As you can tell, still goofing around LOL.
Kay
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03-04-03, 05:54 PM
You can run these different GUI programs that you like in any of the window managers. When you install Linux, just install all the window managers and all the subordinate shared libraries will be installled. Otherwise, install whatever you like from the Control Center and it will make sure that the supporting files that are needed will be installed.
Have a whole lot of fun.
Have a whole lot of fun.
