How does one save copies of yahoo emails and attachments to a floppy or cd?
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For emails copy and paste in an MS document, then save as usual. For attachments, I usually download to desktop and then copy file to the disk or cd.
597018
You have to copy files from the CD, so you can then attach to email.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nP.S. There are a few more ways, as described by other answerers (Good word).
667095
You just drag the photo from the CD onto the desktop, or anywhere else, and then when you write an email click "attach files", choose the photo, and send.\nIf the CD is in the CD drive while you're writing the email, you don't even have to rag it onto your desktop. Just attach it straight from he CD.
841131
yea you could try to zip the file or just put it on a zip disk floppys are really small
1051306
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.
755548
u can save it on a file on your computer and attach the file in the email
37016
If you have windows XP and a CD writer (usually has CDR written on the drive on the front of your computer), then open up "my computer" and click the CD drive (has a CD icon).  Then find the folder where your music & pics are stored.  You can click and drag your music & pictures to your CD drive and then click "burn CD".  A CD can only hold so much though so it might take a lot of CDs.\n\nHave you considered what you're going to do with your Internet favorites.. old e-mail in Outlook express?  You might want to contact Geek Squad or someone like that to help move your old data off.  Don't forget your desktop files too.  It shouldn't take more than an hour or two to move all e-mail, etc off so it shouldn't be too expensive.
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No. The files are saved into Yahoo's servers. Not your computer. The disc won't be burnt because it won't find the file on your computer and because you can't burn directly from the internet (I am pretty sure of this). You need to save all the stuff onto the computer to burn it. Afterwards, you can delete it, but keep the files in your e-mail. So basically:\n1. Save files\n2. Burn files\n3. Delete only the files you saved onto the computer; leave the e-mail files alone\n4. Enjoy!
130043
Check in your documents under "My Received Files", typically if I'm not mistaking, that's the first dir. that Yahoo! saves files to.. I may be wrong but worth a try
48803
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)
160760
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.
1127231
save as .doc file and email as attachment
1149371
there is a save a copy button in the top left hand corner of the screen click that save it and then send and e-mail and attach the file like any other
434933
old version of yahoo massenger can copy on cd , so u can use that ,run cd in cdplayer and use yahoo massenger
318168
Put the files into a zip, ace, rar, or tar archive and password protect the archive then place that on the floppy or cd.
720019
using yahoo mail is easy just click on download attachments than click save if u want the file to be saved in your computer so that you can modify it later or you can just click it as a read only document
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Yes.  Use "Portable Thunderbird".  It stores all of your e-mail and settings on a USB drive.  Just take your thumbdrive with you when you switch computers.\n\nSee the link in sources for the download.