I've been trying for several days to get Firefox to use kmail when performing the "send link" operation. I could get it to open an empty message in kmail, but not to include the email. Until I discovered a post with the (very non-obvious) advice: 1. In Firefox, go to the URL about:config. 2. Right-click anywhere on the page, then select New -> String. 3. Create a new preference network.protocol-handler.app.mailto with value "kmailservice" (no quotes). Now when you display a web page and either right-click and choose "Send Link" or go to File -> Send Link, you'll get a Kmail message with the desired URL as its body. You can learn all of the above, with one exception, by googling the subject and looking at almost any of the posts. The zinger is the use of kmailservice, which hardly anyone knows about. Hopefully, after this post, more people will know about it. The source of this information was: http://forums.xandros.com/viewtopic.php?t=15269&sid=11d7ed03ffa4fab60881e0ef0d614ab9 For what it's worth, the value of mailto.protocol-handler.app.mailto is not what you'd think: an executable program. I tried many, many different values that merely caused me to get an empty kmail message. I also tried the value "beep" to see if the value of the preference was being executed, and heard nothing. Why kmailservice works or what it means, I have no idea. Paul