how can i download an email from my gmail account to my PC?
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Depends. they have pop access so you can just configure an account in your desktop e-mail client to access the gmail pop server and download your mail. \n\nI use IMAP instead of POP and it is a bit more complex to setup but I find it works better.\n\nGoogle enabled POP access to Gmail accounts several months ago. That’s great, except I don’t like POP either. It’s fine for people who only use one computer, but the second you begin using a multiple machines, it’s a synching nightmare.\n\nEnter IMAP e-mail. With Dreamhost’s IMAP e-mail setup, I can maintain an unlimited number of e-mail accounts with over 20 gigs of storage space and keep it all automatically synched between as many computers as I want. Awesome.\n\nThe only problem is that while Gmail supports retrieving of e-mail via POP, they don’t via IMAP. So what can I do if I want to continue using my Gmail address for filling out forms on the web and benefit from its excellent spam/phishing filters? Easy! Set it to automatically forward to a special IMAP account! Since Gmail’s auto-forwarding feature leaves headers for the most part intact, I can now receive fully synched, fully intact copies of all my Gmail messages to any computer I happen to be on. Here’s how:\n\n   1. Set up a new IMAP mailbox with your mail provider. The address could be “abcdefg@yourdomain.com”… doesn’t matter. It’s not public-facing.\n   2. Set your incoming mail server to its normal settings.\n   3. Set your outgoing mail server to “smtp.gmail.com”, check “Use SSL”, and use port 465.\n   4. Go to Gmail’s POP/Forwarding settings panel.\n   5. Turn on forwarding and forward to the special address you’ve set up.\n   6. Set Gmail to archive your mail after forwarding.
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You can access them using Outlook or Outlook Express, setting the email client to leave the original on the server so you have a copy locally and a copy on GMail.\n\nOr you can send each email to yourself at another address.\n\nOr you can forward your emails automatically to another address using GMail's forwarding tool.
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First go to http://webmail.aol.com create an email account, then once you do that, go to www.xdrive.com you get a free 5 GB online hard drive.  The login name will be the same name as you created on the aol mail, then upload the file, give the recipient the id and password and then they can download from there.\n\nI hope this helps.
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I would right click on the image you wish to email, then copy it.  Open your email client, and hit paste, then send it to whomever you wish.\n\nAlternative method .. right click on the image, and select "save as" and save it to your desktop.  Then you can attach it to any email you wish.
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You have to configure (set up) outlook express with the gmail servers:\npop.gmail.com\nsmtp.gmail.com
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download the sofware @ http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-11.html
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Write an email to your self and attach any file you want anything below 10megs i think?, then the email will be stored on your account
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You need to copy and paste the email into a wordpad doc or other similar program. Then you can save it where ever you want. Burn it to disc or save to floppy.Hope this helped.
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or you could get a gmail account
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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)
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You need an invite to get a gmail account...\nMail me if you need one...
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You can't download your e-mail to both computers.  You can set both programs to save a copy of your e-mail on your server so you can receive mail on both computers, but your best bet is to just pick one and stick with it, or else use Yahoo mail so you can check it anywhere.
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have you tried www.gmail.com
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You can either zip it into a bunch of little files or get a email service that will let you send larger attachments, like Gmail.
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Go to www.comcast.net and head to their e-mail section.  You can access your e-mail from any PC.
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to download go to http://pack.google.com
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I haven't used it personally but a friend of mine told me that this software ("Advance mailer") can do this.\nyou can download it from \nhttp://www.softforall.com/Internet/Email/Advanced_Emailer06060029.htm\n\nGoodluck and if you are successed post back to let us know.