how do you save data in a folder and mail it to somebody?
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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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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)
260098
Email them to yourself in a photo message then save it.
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1. Open: File --> Import and export... --> Export to a file --> Next\n2. In the list, click Personal Folder File (.pst) --> Next.\n3. Click the folders you need to backup.  If needed, tick the Include subfolders box --> Next.\n4. Under Save exported file as, click Browse and specify a folder under your My Documents folder (Important: don't use the default folder, or the backup will be created in an obscure, hidden system folder you might find difficult to locate). Give the new file a name (like "Mail backup").\n5. Tell how to handle duplicates.  "Do not export duplicate items" should work.  ->> Finish.\n6. Transfer the new file into a CD.\n\nIf you need to restore a backup, you'd do the following:\n1. Open: File --> Import and export... --> Export to a file --> Next\n2. Click Import from another program or file --> Next\n3. Click Personal Folder File (.pst) --> Next\n4. Specify folder and filename of your backup file.\n5. Tell how to handle duplicates.  "Do not export duplicate items" should work.  ->> Finish.\n6. Follow the remaining instructions.
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You can always "copy & paste" the information only, and e-mail THAT to the person. Put your mouse at the beginning of whatever it is you'd like to send, then hoooold the left clicker on the mouse as you draaaag it along to the end of what you'd like to send.  You've "highlighted" what you want to send. (If you want to forward EVERYthing, press the RIGHT clicker on the mouse and choose "Select All") You must now RIGHT click and choose "Copy". Get ready to compose a NEW e-mail message, and down in the body of the e-mail, click your mouse to put your cursor there, and then RIGHT click to choose "Paste".  There is the e-mail without the address and you're ready to send.  Much easier than it sounded here!
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you can go to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; "your profile name here"/ Favorites\nand compress the folder sent it as attachment\n\nafter you make a copy of the folder name Favorites
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(1) Save the pictures in a the original email to their own folder.\n\n(2) Compose a new email to just the recipients you want. Attach the pictures from the folder you saved them on.\n\n(3) Send\n\nInstead of forwarding the email with attachments (which will also forward the previous headers with others' emails on them, you're simple composing a new message and re-attaching the pictures so you send just what you want to send.
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u can right click on the folder, u'll see a drop down list \n---- > send to  --------> compressed folders. \nby that ur folder'll be comprised and u'll be able to send it like a normal file.  if this doesn't help email me
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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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right click on them and send them email
405373
Upload and attach to emails
199516
make them your self on the computer and email it
617493
use yahoo messenge or mail......u can attach it to send to someone.....\n\nif u want to post it on web.....then attach it on ur website........
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Set the action of your form as mailto:\n\n<form method="post" action="mailto:someone@somewhere.com">\n\nNote that this will invoke the user's e-mail program and compose the message; it will be up to the user to actually send you the message.\n\nIf you don't want to do that, you'll need a mail gateway of some sort, such as a Perl / CGI script, PHP's mail() function or ASP.NET's MailMessage() or Message() classes.\n\nCheck with your Web hosts to see what gateway you have, update your question here and I can be more specific.
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In general, just right click, choose "Save As", pick a location. Then go open the file you just saved.\n\nIf that doesn't make sense, tell us what email program/website you're using and we'll try to give you specific instructions.
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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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just double click your emails so that they come up in a window of there own then click file and sellect you cd player as the destination for the save then save\n\nYou need to have a CD burner thought!