when working off line . i started a folder and wanted to send it to my son 's e-mail. how do i do this? i save
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dazed and confused ? ;-)\n\nI suppose you mean a word document. If you remember the name and folder of that document then it's no problem.\nOpen your e-mail program and click on new e-mail, then click on "add attachment" - a explorer window pop up and you can navigate to that document, select it and click ok or import. write your message and send it.
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OE > Options > Maintainece > Storage Folder Button\n\nNavigate to that folder; you will see files like inbox.dbx, and so on; each folder on outlook is saved as .dbx file.\n\nBack up this files and you are good to go.\n\nPlay around some, create folders, put mails you dont care for, and change them here and there - it will give you confidence and knowledge to back them up without much problems.
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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send it to a folder of your choice
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You must first export them from your system at work.  This may not be allowed. You don't state what email system is in place at work so the answer could be different. If it is M/S outlook at work, go to Contacts and select import/export on the file pulldown.  Follow the directions.  You should use DOS comma delimited file output.  Attach the file to an email you create and send it to your home system.\n\nGo to Contacts in Outlook at home and use the File pulldown to do an import using the DOs comma delimited file format.
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Just send it to them using email. Go to your email, click on compose and enter the email address.\n\nThen just use the "ADD ATTACHMENT" option to browse for your files and then just add it.\n\nThen you can just click send.
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You want to do what?  What's in the e-mail?  If it's just a message, save it to your My Documents directory, put a blank DVD in and drag and drop it to the disk using My Computer.  A DVD is a lot of room for just e-mail messages though.  Would be a waste of space.  Use a CD instead.  Windows XP has the software built in to copy files to CD/DVD if you have a write enabled drive.  It's just a drag and drop to the drive, then you get a wizard poping up telling you to finish the process.  Easy.
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its not possible.. u need to attach the items on the folder cause the folder itself wont attch...
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Its super easy!!\n\nPasted from Yahoo Help page >>>\n\nJust drag the message from the message table(window) and drop it onto the name of the folder you want to move it to. That's it, you're done! \n\n(You wanted something more complicated and technical sounding, didn't you?) \n\n<<<< End\n\n.:Fishie:.
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just go to yahoo's compose-attach and find it (on some computers you can't find the disk-on-key, so just copy paste to the computer what you want to send and then you attach).
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ZIP the folder to became only one ZIP file.\nThen email it as attachment.
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Where is the question? You think that just because you wrote a sentence, and placed a question mark at the end of it, it became a question?\n\nAnyway, if your question is about the process of transferring files to a computer over a local network, then here is the answer:\n1.Open the computer you want to transfer the files to and share the drive you want to place the file in. (right click, properties, sharing). \n2.Go to the computer that has the files you want to share. Open "My network Places", and you will see the drive that u just shared on the computer. Drag the file you want to share into the drive you see, and voila!
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Not quite, Working Offline doesn't refer to just using Word or whatever.  I used to wonder that too....  If i get disconnected, I get a message like "to view internet content that has been saved on your computer click Work Offline."  I figured it out eventually, it means that if you go into your Favorites section on Internet Explorer, you can right-click on a link/page that you have saved under Favorites and you'll see a few options; next left-click on the choice that says "make available offline" and you will still be able to view that link/webpage even when you are disconnected from the internet.  It's basically like saving a webpage.  That's using Internet Explorer, I'm not sure if it's the same with other browsers.  Try it, it's pretty easy.
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What type of network is this on? Is this on your person computers at home? If so, go in and change the folder settings:\n\nright click on the folder that you want to share.\nclick on Properties\nuncheck the box marked Hidden\nClick Ok\n\nOr, you may need to right click on the folder and click on the Sharing and Security\nClick on the Sharing Tab\nClick the radio button marked Share This Folder\nClick Ok
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click on it then save it if you have im you say email folder then what you saved will come up then you click on it then email it!\nget im and you can do it!
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The best way is to save the HTML page as an attachment in an e-mail.\n\nTO save a webpage in windows, just go to "File > Save As..."\n\nYou may want to keep CSS styling and certain images. In that case, go individually to each of the documents and save them in the same folder structure. This is NOT necessary if it's just text and basic layout that you want.\n\nHope this helps.
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That question's a bit confusing. I need a bit more information to answer that question. From my guess, check the "sent" mail folder and re-send it...?