Script/Plug-In for Safari-Entourage?

T

The Terminator

Is there a script or plug-in available that either adds a ³Send To..² menu
in Safari to mail links or pages, when Entourage is the default mail app?
Seems Apple ³forgot² that...I guess they wanted to get people to use Mail.
Still, I can¹t be the only one out there bemoaning the inability to send
email directly from Safari using Entourage?

....or am I?

OS X 10.3.3
Office 2004
Latest version of Safari
 
D

david toub

The Terminator said:
Is there a script or plug-in available that either adds a ³Send To..² menu
in Safari to mail links or pages, when Entourage is the default mail app?
Seems Apple ³forgot² that...I guess they wanted to get people to use Mail.
Still, I can¹t be the only one out there bemoaning the inability to send
email directly from Safari using Entourage?

...or am I?

OS X 10.3.3
Office 2004
Latest version of Safari

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It's basically a "bookmarklet." Just paste this code into safari and
drag it to your bookmarks bar:

javascript:location.href='mailto:?SUBJECT='+document.title+'&BODY='+escape(location.href)
 
T

The Terminator

That works.

But is there anything that can be done via AppleScript so that it is menu
accessible? Or a way to send the actual page or the link? The other Mac
browsers (Mozilla, OmniWeb) already recognize the system¹s default email
app?

Thanks for this tip, though!
 
M

Mickey Stevens

Try this script.

tell application "Safari"
do JavaScript
"javascript:location.href='mailto:?SUBJECT='+document.title+'&BODY='+escape(
location.href)
" in document 1
end tell

Copy those lines of code to a script editor and save. Then, when you launch
the script, the URL of the front most window & tab will be pasted into the
body of a new Entourage message.

Another option is to use Barry Wainwright¹s ³Insert Safari URLs² script.
Using that, you can locate the page you want in Safari, and then launch the
script at any time in Entourage to paste the URL into an open draft message.
<http://www.scriptbuilders.net/?search=insert+safari+urls>
 
B

Barry Wainwright

What mickey meant to say was:

Try this script.

tell application "Safari"
do JavaScript
"javascript:location.href='mailto:?SUBJECT='+document.title+'&BODY='+escape(lo
cation.href)
" in document 1
end tell

Copy those lines of code to a script editor and save. Then, when you launch
the script, the URL of the front most window & tab will be pasted into the
body of a new Entourage message.

Another option is to use Barry Wainwright¹s ³Insert Safari URLs² script.
Using that, you can locate the page you want in Safari, and then launch the
script at any time in Entourage to paste the URL into an open draft message.
<http://www.scriptbuilders.net/?search=insert+safari+urls>

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