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Sending attachments is just a right click away - gAttach!
If you ever used the "E-mail this file" or "Send To Mail Recipient" link in Windows you know what a great convenience this is. Select the file and an email is automatically created with the attachment. All that's left to do is fill out the To field and send the file, the only downside is that you must use a desktop mail client like Outlook Express. This leaves people who only use web based email services out in the cold... unless you're a Gmail user.Developed by Chris Wood, gAttach! changes the functions of these built in links so that instead of Outlook Express gAttach! will launch Internet Explorer, create a new email and attach the file and have it ready and waiting for you. In addition gAttach! also works from within applications like Microsoft Office, Firefox and Adobe Reader to further streamline your emailing needs by selecting the File > Sent To option on your tool bar.
So if you're a Gmail user wanting more integration with your desktop gAttach! just might make your life easier.
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Subscribe to commentsFarmer JoeJul 8th 2008 10:52AM
It's not working for me.
MrKniceGuyJul 8th 2008 11:47AM
Doesn't work for me either.
XP Pro SP2, also using FileMenu Tools (could be interfering)
Chris WoodJul 8th 2008 12:46PM
Hi there,
Feel free to email over any issues you find to the email address on http://www.gAttach.net/ and I'll do my best to resolve them ASAP.
Note that there has been a new version in the last 24 hours which fixes the major issues that were found since the blogosphere latched onto gAttach! :-)
Thanks for trying gAttach!
All the best,
Chris
MrKniceGuyJul 8th 2008 12:50PM
Awesome. Thanks Chris! I'll give that a try and give you a shout out if it doesn't work.
kohsijaJul 8th 2008 10:40PM
right click to send file doesn't work for me.
steve hodgeSep 28th 2008 11:54AM
tried twice, vista home basic, cannot get to work for me either 9.27.08