Have been reading a little about Windows 10 and its new features. This prompted memories of a missing or, rather, a limited feature of past versions of Windows. It’s been so long since i tried to use it that i’ve forgotten exactly how it works. Anyway, it was an option where if you were doing something or writing something in Windows you could click on “E-mail this” (or similar words) and Microsoft Outlook (the Outlook that’s part of Microsoft Office) would open. However, if you don’t use Outlook or other installed/internal email program then you get a message saying something to the effect of “no email client found” or “no email client installed”, etc. Hopefully, some of you here will be familiar with what i’m describing.
The reason for posting this is that web-based email has become the norm for many more people than it was in the past, and i wonder if Windows 10 will somehow integrate that into the new OS so you can choose “email this” and Windows will open Hotmail (OK, now it’s called Outlook.com). Does anyone know if this might happen with Win 10?