1. Start the Registry Editor: Start > Run > type regedi t > [Enter]. Navigate to external. menuArguments; HKEY CURRENT USER\Software\Microsoft \ Intrnet Explorer. If you do not see a key oExtArgs. document. ti tIe; called MenuExt, create one with that name.

3. You also need to specifY under what conditions this menu item is to be shown. For example, you may want to show it when you click on anchor elements, or for the main document and not for text boxes, and so on. This is specified by a value called Contexts. Add a DWORD value under Email Page and call it Contexts. Set the value for this to 1, meaning that it is shown for the default context menu. You can also use the values below to change the conditions for the menu:

4. Now specifY the action to be performed on clicking this menu item. This is done by specifYing the location of a script, which can be ]avaScript or VBScript. Set the default value of your context menu key to the location of a HTML file; for example, C:\Email.html.

5. Type the following code in Notepad and save the file as C: \ Email. html: II Create IE object var olE = new ActiveXObject('InternetExplorer.Appl ication');
if (sTitle == ") (sTitle = 'No Title'); Escape title and URL sTitle = escape(sTitle); sUrl = escape (sUrl) ; Build mailto string var sMail = 'mail to: ' + '?subject=' + sTitle + '&body=' + sTitle + ': ' + sUrl; II Load mailto string IE oIE.Navigate(sMail); </SCRIPT> You should now see the extra menu item in IE, and be able to e-mail the page using your favouritemail client.