9th November 2000
Sure, we all have our Favorites (or Bookmarks, as the case may be). Chances are, each one of us has found a very comfortable method of managing them, too. Did you know that Outlook Express could do just as dandy a job at storing those URLs for easy retrieval? Take a look at the 'Send' command sitting in Internet Explorer's File menu; with OE installed as your default mail client, the 'Page by E-mail' option is very powerful. By employing this action on a useful Web site, the generated message should be fully operational once it arrives in your Inbox. How does this come in handy? Send your favorite (non-framed) 'informational' sites to yourself, then store them in a separate OE folder for future access. Works well with dynamic images (Webcams, weather maps, et al). NOTE: while Outlook 2000 users can receive these documents, as the default mail client, it cannot send pages (inline) through e-mail.