How can I move Yahoo mail messages to my hard drive?
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1. Go for paid service; it will allow to access yahoo mail from outlook. You can then save directly the .dbx (outlook express) or .pst (office outlook) files. Or even just drag them to a folder (mail by mail)\n\n2. FREE OPTION - You will have to do each message manually\nFile > Save As > Save it to the folder
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Step1: Creat an Folder on your desktop\nStep2: Go to Outlook open the mail folder then select all the mails you want to copy/move then goto Edit menu click o copy\nStep3: open the folder you created on the desktop paste it there(use Ctrl+C)\nStep4: Get an CD and copy the folder or zip the folder and upload to the site like www.45mb.com\nStep5: goto the PC where you want reterive them.. But be sure not to delete the orginal contents unless you are fully satisfied that mails/contents have been moved... :)
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Any online storage, like .Mac works just fine.  You can use Yahoo! mail, but you'll want to store a bunch on each message (by artist?), you're "limited" to 1GB, and it's not as elegant.
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go to tool >internet option and delete coockis and temp files then relode yahoo
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Unfortunately, at this time Yahoo does not offer this capability.  You'd have to use Outlook (good choice) or Outlook Express (yuck!) to gain this ability.
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Just put  outlook . yahoo then install it
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download from http://messenger.yahoo.com/
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I'm not sure if this is what your looking to do but here is my offer.\n\nMost email clients (including yahoo) allow you to archive your emails, if you do that then I believe you can save them as 1 file and be able to view them later.
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Yahoo mail isn't stored on your computer. It is stored on their servers. You can just click empty next to the bulk mail folder link and it will empty it.
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You can export your messages as .EML files and drag them over into an open window in outlook. no offence, but I hate incredimail, it's like spyware.\n\nhttp://kb.mozillazine.org/Importing_from_Incredimail
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You can do by three ways, which i have tried myself.\nONe way:-\nOpen the mail box which have all the address. \nclick on them and and then they will come on the To (list) copy paste to the message box, all of your address will be here.\nAnd then send those to yahoo. \nOPen the mail message and then let it remain open . \nOPen other page, where you add the address in the yahoo adress book, meaning address boook of yahoo.\nand copy paste in the add section. here you can easy write and do quickly.\nSecond way :-\nExport and save the address to your computer then to import in the yahooo adress book.\nThird way. \nWrite individually.\n\nI have copy all my contact from hotmail to yahoo address book by one way (first way). It is more quick and easy.\nIf you still dont understand just ask again.
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First save your outlook address book as a .csv file on your harddisk. by going to File > Export wizard.\n\nNext, login to your yahoo mail account and choose options and addressbook and import and choose the Microsoft Outlook's CSV file. and specify the path and go...Goodluck.
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Logged into your Yahoo! Mail account, \nClick "Compose," type a new message. \n\nIn the To: field, specify the friend's email address. \n\nIn the Subject field, enter the subject of your message. \nUse the large text box to enter the body of your message. \nSpell-checking can be done on your outgoing mail by selecting "Spell Check" after your message has been composed. \n\nthen click the "Attach Files" \nclick "Browse" to select a file. \nWhen you've selected a file, click the "Attach Files" button to attach the selected files to your message. Repeat these steps to attach multiple files. \nOnce you have completed the above steps, click the "Send" button to send the message.
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I'm assuming you are using Yahoo Mail Beta.\n\nThe move button is not working in this version. It hasn't yet. You should be getting an error message. However, you can drag and drop files into folders. Just click on the message and drag it to the folder you wish. WHen it 'lights up', let go.
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have Outlook import them from Yahoo (have to have a paid for account, not free). then right lcick the email and select save. save it to the Cd drive adn then burn it. or save them to desktop and burn later.
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The only way I know you can do that is by signing up with Yahoo Mail Plus service. Then you can simply logon to Yahoo Mail Pop server and download all your e-mails into Outlook and export them as an Outlook.pst file.
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Pretty simple ..Click on  File on the top left corner, then scroll down to Save as and select where on your computer u want to save All the emails ..( First create a seperate folder on your C or d drive)