Is there any way to send a web site in an e-mail without typing the address in.?

Answer 1

Some sites will have a link to click on. If you click on that link it will show up in your web browser. Then just copy and paste that link to you e-mail and it will turn blue so the person recieving that e-mail can click on that link.

Answer 2

Using a html compactible mail client like ms outlook you can copy and paste the website on a new message. Also you can take a screenshot of this website by clicking Alt + Prt Scrn (print screen) and then pasting to an image proccessing tool like irfanview. Then save the image, and send the image via mail.

Answer 3

no, how is the other person able to get to the site?

unless ur talking about *hidding* the link in the email? if so, then (using yahoo.mail as an example)
- compose ur email the normal way.
- type in ur text then identify the text that you want to asign the link to
- highlight that text; click-n-drag over the entire text
- now look for the *create hyperlink* button, should be next to the *smiley* emotion icon. click on it.
- a new window should open. Insert your full link there (e.g. http://www.yahoo.com)
- save n close and send the email

the receiver will get the email with the text you highlighted as a link that when they click on it, it will take them to yahoo.com!

good luck!
-o

Answer 4

From your internet browser...select the Address pane and single right click (to copy) and select Copy... go to your email and then single right click (to paste) and select Paste. This will eliminate the process of typing a long website address. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

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