I use Netscape 4.7. I have to create a file for the desired report, save it in
a data folder, go to Netscape, open the new message composition window, and
then attach the file (which requires locating the file) to my message. If the
file is a .txt file, the text shows up in the message. If it is an .rtf file,
I think it has to be opened by the recipient. I don't know how an email report
option would work, but if it could automatically open a new message composition
window in your browser with the report included or attached, that would be
great. Alternatively, I would love to hear from anyone who uses Netscape and
has found a short cut to the way I do it.
Robert Strong
Michael Crocker wrote:
> An email report option is unneccesary. Just use your email program to
> "Insert text from file" (or similar option). No need to open the text file
> in a word processor or to copy/paste.
