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The thread discusses the inability to add the Windows 10 Mail app directly to the Share options for web notes, which currently only include apps like Fresh Paint, Jigsaw, and OneNote. The responder explains that Windows 10 doesn't natively support sharing web notes directly to Mail but suggests a workaround: capturing the note as a screenshot or using the Snipping Tool, then attaching the image to an email for sharing. Overall, the tone is informative, providing practical solutions for sharing web notes via email.

fredl11

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Figure how to add mail to the Share portion of web notes. It offers Fresh Paint, Microsoft Jigsaw and One Note.
I have the Windows 10 mail app setup and can send and receive mail.
Any idea why it is not including mail?
 

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Windows 10 includes a feature to share web notes to applications like Fresh Paint, Microsoft Jigsaw, and OneNote but doesn't natively include a direct option to share them to the Mail app. However, you can still share notes to your email using the following method: 1. Take a Screenshot: If you want to share a web note via email, one option is to take a screenshot of the note. 2. Use the Snipping Tool: You can use the Snipping Tool available in Windows to capture a screenshot of the web note and save it as an image. 3. Attach the Screenshot to an Email: Open your Mail app, start a new email, and attach the screenshot to it before sending it off. This method allows you to share the content of your web notes via email...

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Windows 10 includes a feature to share web notes to applications like Fresh Paint, Microsoft Jigsaw, and OneNote but doesn't natively include a direct option to share them to the Mail app. However, you can still share notes to your email using the following method: 1. Take a Screenshot: If you want to share a web note via email, one option is to take a screenshot of the note. 2. Use the Snipping Tool: You can use the Snipping Tool available in Windows to capture a screenshot of the web note and save it as an image. 3. Attach the Screenshot to an Email: Open your Mail app, start a new email, and attach the screenshot to it before sending it off. This method allows you to share the content of your web notes via email even if direct integration into the Share functionality isn't available for the Mail app.
 

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