How to insert your document into an email
Select Edit > Copy Document to Clipboard > Rich Text
Paste into new Mail message
IMPORTANT: This will only work with email clients that will accept rich text from the system clipboard. If you are accessing your email through a web browser like Safari then this probably won't work. You will need to attach a PDF to your email or add a link to your email that points to the document you have shared with ScreenSteps.me or your own FTP/SFTP server.
Duncan Adams
Dear Sir : The copy paste function ti email works with Apple mail but not with Thunderbird . I am not looking for a fix ... I just wanted to let you know .
THanks
Blue Mango
Thunderbrid has a bug that doesn't allow it to accept RTF data from the clipboard, only plain text.
Tom Wilcox
Dear Blue Mango,
Can I paste the RTF Clarify generates into Gmail? I am using Google Apps for Enterprise on a Macbook Pro running Firefox 27 on Mac OS X 10.7.5 and can't get it to work. I know the RTF is on the clipboard because I was able to successfully paste it from there into TextEdit, just not into Gmail. Any advice? Thank you.
Trevor DeVore
@Tom - I can't paste in Firefox either. Chrome didn't work but Safari did. Perhaps Firefox and Chrome just don't support pasting rich text?