These directions assume you know how to find a file using the find program on your start menu, and you are focused on the file you wish to send from it. (*) indicates the choice to make either with the arrow keys or the enter key. While on the selected file in your find menu, Alt+f to invoke the file menu which will give you a list as follows or something like: Open Scan for viruses Print New Quick view Add to zip Add to(name of file) zip *Send to submenu There may be other choices but the one you want is the send to submenu at which point you right arrow over one time and continue reading down arrow the list of choices as presented: My briefcase Web publishing wizard Three and a half floppy (a) Desktop as shortcut Fax recipient *Mail recipient Mail recipient using Microsoft Outlook When you are focused on mail recipient press the enter key. This will give you a bunch of verbiage until it finally stops at the to: field of a message. Confirm this by using the say line insert+uparrow command and you should hear to: At this point type in the name of the person or the email address to whom you wish to send the selected file. At this point you have formed a link between a message and the file you wish to send. Fill out the message fields by tabbing as usual with one exception. Do not write in the subject line. I repeat do not write in the subject line. You can confirm the subject line with your say line command but do not write in it, since this will cause the message and file not to be sent, giving you an error message when you invoke the send/receive command. When you have tabbed to the body of the message, you can write the message you desire to send. Use the alt+s command to place the message with the file attachment in your outbox. Press the control+m to send the message and file via your ISP. It is done. You have sent the selected file to the chosen email address. Harry The Trust Walker - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
