Feb 22, '08 07:30:05AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
The script will get the current URL of the frontmost document in Safari. It will not copy it to the clipboard, leaving your clipboard in the same state. The script them brings Mail.app forward, addresses an email, sets a subject, some body copy, and drops the URL into the email. Finally, a signature is added to the message, and it is sent out. After that has happened, Mail.app is set to hidden, and Safari is brought back to the foreground where you last left it.
Here's the script: In /Applications » AppleScript is a program called AppleScript Utility. This will enable the script menu item in the Finder. Personally, I have attached this script to a keyboard command with Keyboard Maestro. You can also use FastScripts Lite, which is free.
