Mail won't send link to webpage

Hi. Recently I let my .mac account expire and ever since I am unable to send links to webpages using the "Mail link to this page" under File. I have an active email account but I don't know how to set up Mail to recognize it. I've played around in Mail>Preferences a bit, but nothing seems to help. Mail still wants to use my .mac account but can't, since it is inactive. How do I get Mail to switch from my .mac account to my current email account?

Without using the Safari Mail Contents of This Page option, were you able to send messages with your ISP's email account before your .Mac account expired?
Since your .Mac account has expired, why not delete the account from the Mail.app?
If you need to save any messages received or sent by the account, transfer the messages to a user created "On My Mac" location mailbox or mailboxes first. Deleting an account in Mail also deletes the accounts' mailboxes.
In addition, go to Mail > Preferences > Composing and under Addressing at Send New Mail From, select your ISP's email account.
If you have never been able to send messages with your ISP's email account and SMTP server with the Mail.app, you need to contact your ISP to confirm the account settings.

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