how do i forward an e-mail i've recieved?
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When the email is open (you can read what it says), there should be a button called "Forward" for you to click. When you click that button, the entire body of the email will be put into another window and you can put the email address of the person you want to receive it in the "To:" line. If it has already been forwarded several times and you want to get rid of the old addresses that it has already gone through, you can open a new message (the button usually says "Write" or "Compose"), highlight the part of the message that you want to send, right click, left click on "Copy", move to the new message, right click in the new window, and click "Paste".
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Open the e-mail you want to forward, then click the "forward" button and enter the e-mail address then click "send", or you can copy the whole article either by "selecting and copying" or "selectin & pressing CTL + C", then open a  new "Compose", paste the thing you have copied either by "right-clicking on there and chose paste" or by pressing "CTL + V" then you enter the e-mail address. click "send" or whatever you may have
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go to the post office and fill out a change of address form...your mail will be forwarded to your new address...
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While in your Gmail account go to settings.  Then click on the Forwarding and POP tab.  Select the Forward Option and type in your Yahoo email.
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You can't just forward all the emails. You would have to do it one by one. most web based emails will not allow you to export  your emails. Email clients like Outlook Express and Eudora can. Also, if you are using paid emails, and if you're using ur ISP's email software you will be most likely be able to transfer all your emails.
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send them to your hotmail from your yahoo, just forward it just like you would anyother email
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find it in sent items and forward it
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Gmail has a forwarding option. Can you make it forward only emails after its spam filter and not every email? \n\n█ ►  YOU CAN USE FILTER TO FORWARD ONLY THE MAIL WHICH MEAT YOUR CONDITION.\n\n█ ►  I AM USING THIS FEATURE AND GETTING MY REQUIRED RESULT.\n\nG Mail have a really great option of forward Filter.\n\n▬♂ http://mail.google.com/mail/help/about.html\n\nYou have to put you own filter for forwarding. so you can simply make your own spam gaurd. \n\nyou can have forward function applied only when your certain condition meets.\n\n\n█ ►How do I set up filters? \nYou can create up to 20 filters to manage the flow of incoming messages. Use filters so that certain messages bypass the inbox, are automatically labeled, or both. You can also automatically forward messages to another email address using filters. Filtered messages remain archived and searchable. \nTo set up a filter, click 'Create a filter' to the right of the 'Search the Web' button. Next, enter your filter criteria in the appropriate fields. When you click Create Filter, a list of messages that match your filter appears. \n\nAfter you create a filter, the filter rules are applied automatically to new messages in your inbox. You can change your filters at any time by clicking 'Settings.' \n\n█ ►To edit filters: \n\n\nClick 'Settings' at the top of any Gmail page. \nClick 'Filters' along the top of the orange 'Mail Settings' box. \nClick 'edit' next to the filter you'd like to update. \nEnter the new criteria for the filter in the appropriate fields, and click 'Next Step.' \nChoose an action for the messages to take, and click 'Update Filter.' \nPlease note that, at this time, it isn't possible to apply filters to mail you've already received. \n\n\n\nHowever here procedure to get rid of spam \n\nTo remove spam from your inbox, check the box next to the unwanted message, and click Report Spam. If you discover a message is spam once you have opened it, just click 'Report Spam' along the top of the message to send it to the Gmail Team. \nThe more spam you mark, the better our system will get at weeding out those annoying messages. If you or we should happen to goof and mark a good message as spam, click Not Spam at the top of the message.\n\n█ ►If you need more help you can contact me any time.
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This is completely dependent on the e-mail providers you are using. Generally though, there is a mail forwarding option in Mail Options or Account Options on the site where you have the forwarding e-mail account (the account that is set to forward e-mails).\n\nHope that helps, as vague as that is.
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Forward them.  E-mail can't "transfer" unless you're the system administrator and it's just another account on the same system.\n\nOr just keep using this account on your DSL service.  Just because you get an e-mail address with your service doesn't mean you need to use it.
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Well it all depends on what email account or package you are using. If you are using Microsoft out look then all you need to do is click on the send/recieve button on the top tool bar
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forward the complete e-mail - INCLUDING HEADERS - to abuse@yahoo.com
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After you are done composing your letter or clickimg the forward button, click the insert address and just click the names of the people in your saved addresses so thet all of them will recieve the email. If you want to save the time and you want to keep on sending to the same people, try making a list form your address so that you can just write on your TO field and the message goes to everybody on your list :-)
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Open AOL account then forward e-mail from AT&T to AOL
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There's a good chance the email address you are forwarding it to is invalid, closed (possibly filled up to its capacity) or no longer exists. There's also the rare possibility of server failure. You have to read the details in the email header and try and trace the path it took. There usually is a message why an email is returned to you amongst those details.
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When you log in to your Yahoo! Mail, click on Options near the top, right-hand corner of the screen.\n\nSelect "POP Access and Forwarding."\n\nSign up for Yahoo! Delivers.
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Forward it to spoof@yahoo.com I believe. In the future if you get an email you didnt request specifically do not read it. Especially if it wants information or sells something, etc. Most addresses can be forwarded to the domain they came from so if its onion@hotmail.com you could forward it to Hotmail.