>Does anyone know how to programmatically call IE's File-Send-Page by e-mail feature?

The easiest way I've found extracts the Outer HTML for the pagefrom the IE instance, and then either inserting the HTML into the body of an email using a mail product such as Outlook which supports messages containing HTML, or saving the HTML to a file and delivering it as an attachment. If you either embed HTML or send a file attachment, make anylinked objects in the page either offer an absolute URL which will be resolved when the page is displayed, or embed the object in the delivered document instead of a relative URL which may notreliably get resolved when the HTML is rendered.

FWIW, I've had better luck with attachments or passing the URL of interest to the recipient instead - we had a broader range of problems noted by recipients who got emailed web pages as message content, especially where they received pages containing dynamic content, and content dependent on iterative session resolution formation changed over time.