Holy Smokes! We searched for a long time to dig up this one. We wanted something little (kilobyte-wise) but mighty useful. We found it. It's called "QuickSend". And what it does is simply allow you to highlight text from any Web page and mail it with just a right-click. Oh, yes, we know you don't need any special program to mail the entire page, and yes we know you can copy and paste it in an email, but this is different. Simpler and better.

You can mail the snippet to yourself for safekeeping or to a friend to share it. And here's the best part! It not only copies the text snippet but the Web page URL (link) it came from. So you can easily go back and find the page it came from as can those you send it to by simply clicking the URL included automatically with the snippet. So useful - so simple - and such a tiny program too.

Here's a little sample image from the developer's Web site:

The developer who does not share our gift of gab (or, verbosity, as some would say) he sort of sums it up in two sentences:

"Hello, this is the home page for QuickSend. QuickSend allows Windows Internet Explorer users to email text selections using the selection's right-click context menu. The email will be pre-filled-in with the page's URL, title, and the selected text. "

So, with that little snippet from the author of QuickSend, we send you off now to get it for yourself. It's free, it's really free, and it's very useful. Our freeware pick of the week this week is "QuickSend" - and if it sounds like something you could us - it is! Visit this page to learn more about and/or download QuickSend.