Absolutely. There are are actually a number of different ways to do this, depending on how you want to do it.
You could: 1. Bring up a contact or email address in the first pane, and choose Compose Email in the second pane 2. Put text in the first pane, choose Email To...(Compose) in the second pane, and a contact or email address in the third pane. This will open new a email message addressed to the contact and with the entered text already in place. 3. Put text in the first pane, choose Email To...(Send) in the second pane, and a contact or email address in the third pane. This will tell your email app to send an email message to the contact with the entered text as the message, without bothering you with a new message window. 4. Put text in the first pane, choose Email To...(Send Directly) in the second pane, and a contact or email address in the third pane. Quicksilver itself will send an email message to the contact with the entered text as the message, without running the email through your normal email app. For all of 2, 3, and 4, you can enter the subject line, enter >>, and then enter the body text of the message. If you don't want to bother typing >>, the text you enter will be used for both the subject and the body of the message. Howard Melman has written a wonderful user guide for Quicksilver, that includes instructions on this and all sorts of other things. You can find it at http://groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/browse_thread/thread/ef99bcac45de5ca7?hl=en# On Aug 31, 2:20 pm, brentrs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Brand new to QS. I am very intrigued by this program, looks REALLY > awesome....if I can figure out some of it! I'm wondering if I can > compose a new message, or at last insert an email address for a new > message, without having to attach a file. Basically, I would like to > avoid the following steps: > Open Mail.app > Type CMD-N > Fill in email address > Tab down to subject/context > > QS seems like the perfect tool to do this, but I can only figure out > how to attach a file and autosend an email. Is what I am asking for > possible? Thanks for being patient with another newbie. > > Brent
