How do I email a copy of a web page?

im having a problem with graphics on a poker site and I want to email with outlook express an exact picture of what I see on my screen. how do i do that?

How do I email a copy of a web page?
Saving webpages, with the expectation of including graphics and images can be quite frustrating, and isn't always easy. Therefore, the absolute best method for preserving the image you see on your screen for purposes of sending in an email through outlook is to;





1) Go to the web page that you would like to send in an email.


Once you see the precise page you'd like to send, Press the "Print Scrn/SysRq" button located to the right of your "F12" button. The Print Screen key will enable you to capture an exact image of whatever is present on the screen at the moment you press the key.





2) Open MS Outlook and start a new outgoing email message.





3) Press "Control + V" within the body portion of the email and VOILA! The image of the screen you just captured should pop up within the body of the email, right before your eyes.





4) You can now send this message as is, or you may add a message in the ordinary fashion, and click send. You can capture any image on the screen with the "Print Scrn" key. You can even capture images and paste them within an image editor if you'd like to adjust or manipulate the capture before you send it.








I HOPE THIS HELPS.
Reply:Put it at attachment at Yahoo but u must save it at your computer first. You can send it thru outlook too.
Reply:Download a screenshot program and just take a snapshot. They store as a bitmap or .jpg so you can easily email them. The link takes you to the one I use...





http://www.screenshot-utility.com/regist...
Reply:in your email, right click the "compose" window and open it in a new window. keep this window open. when you have the page you want to email displayed, click "edit" and "select all". move to the "compose" window and right click in it. then select "paste". this should transfer the page you want into your email.
Reply:Take a screen capture.





Hit Ctrl+Alt+PrtScrn to take a snapshot of your screen. Go into Paint or some other graphics editing program (ie. photoshop) and paste. Now, save, and email to whomever.