To send data from the current screen to an Office component

1. Navigate to the host data you want to send.
2. Select specific data to send.

   -or-

   To send the entire screen, don't select anything.

3. Do one of the following:

   If you are using this "look and feel"	Do this
   The Reflection Ribbon	Click the Office Tools split button to open the Office Tools docking pane.
   The Reflection Browser	On the Reflection menu, choose Send to .

4. Choose the Office component to receive the host data.

   Choose	To do this
   Email Message	Create an Outlook e-mail message that includes the selected host data.
   Contact	Create a new contact in Outlook that includes the selected host data in the Notes field.
   Appointment	Create an Outlook appointment that includes the selected host data in the message field.
   Note	Create an Outlook "sticky" note that includes the selected host data.
   Task	Create an unscheduled Outlook task that includes the selected host data in the task body field.
   Word Processing Document	Create a Word document that includes the selected host data.

To send host screens from screen history to an Office component

1. Open the Screen History task pane as follows:

   If you are using this "look and feel"	Do this
   The Reflection Ribbon	On the Session ribbon, click the Screen History button.
   The Reflection Browser	On the Reflection menu, choose View and then Screen History.

   The Screen History task pane opens.

2. From the toolbar in the Screen History task pane, click the Office Tools button.
3. Select the screens that you want to send.
4. From the Document Type list box, select the type of Office document that you want to create:

   Choose	To do this
   Word processing document	Create a Word document that includes the selected screens as text or images — specify which in the Insert screens list box.
   Presentation	Create a PowerPoint presentation that includes the selected screens as bitmap images.
   Email message	Create an Outlook e-mail message that includes the selected screens as text.
   Note	Create an Outlook "sticky" note that includes the selected screens as text.

5. Click OK.