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20-Mar-2004, 10:43 PM #1
Quick and Easy E-mail saving
If you want to save large amounts of email from Outlook Express, for whatever reason- formatting, or just want to clear out the Inbox or Deleted Items box- there is a simple way of doing it.

1) Create a folder on your desktop and give it a name (for example, Saved Mail).

2) Open Outlook Express, then your inbox or deleted items box.

3) Click Edit > Select All.

4) Make the window smaller so that the Desktop is visible.

5) Drag the hilighted mail onto the folder you created on the desktop.

You now have a copy of all your emails in the desktop folder. You can save this folder to any location; you can even burn it to a CD. Double clicking will open any of the emails with your default mail client. Attachments are also saved.

Thanks to Melissa and my good friend Mike for this simple, painless solution.
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21-Mar-2004, 02:37 AM #2
CoOl !!
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Brilliant, thanks!
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WOW !!!!!! That's neat. Thanks. pyritechips
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Thank you Thank you Thank you
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Neat tip,PC.
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Saving emails
Dear Pyritechips,
You will never now how grateful I am for this information. Thanks again for your Help.

Very Best Wishes

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28-Jun-2005, 12:31 PM #8
Had someone try this with Outlook and it worked for them too. This is the greatest tip!
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28-Jun-2005, 01:14 PM #9
for some reason that did not work for me
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28-Jun-2005, 02:37 PM #10
Great tip. Also works with Microsoft Office Outlook..............
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02-Apr-2007, 08:32 AM #11
Thumbs up Just Fantastic!
I've been look for it for years!

One of the best tips I've got!

Congratulations!

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