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how to view a webpage through email

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Posted By: ed@capeclear.com

Adrian,

You can view a webpage through email!

I mention this on the GoogleMail page - http://www.capescience.com/google

Simply email page@grabpage.org with the URL you want to see in your Subject: line.

Hope this helps, if you are on a train, and the deadline is approaching...

Colin

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