Some sites give the option to forward messages but if not given that option how do you forward reading material to another email address?
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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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Try using something like Microsoft Outlook. I've never set up an yahoo address with it, but it should allow you to download all your messages and then send out new ones once you are online.
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Your host needs to give you pop3 mail access. That's what I use so I have my e-mail julia@mydomain.com and I go to my domain to check it. It's not a forwarder. Some companies charge for pop3 access, others don't, so just contact your domain host and they'll tell you what you need.
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have them send it to another email address
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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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Are you new at it?  Well, press " Compose" to send email. \n" Forward" means that if someone sent you something, you can pass it on to someone else, \nTo " Reply" is to reply to the sender\nI still don't know what Cc or Bcc means\nTo add contacts ( addresses), go to Addresses and it should have the add a contact on the bottom\nAnd some other stuff, you can go on the tutorials if ya want.  Have fun emailing people!
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Open  Outlook express go into tools then message rules then mail and set up your forwarding address.
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Instead of forwarding the email as an attachment, have u tried forwarding as inline text? That allows u to edit the original email.\n\nJust click the down arrow beside the forward button.
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Once you get to the site it will have, on the left hand upper corner, a box that has home, messages,post, link, etc. Click on messages.  If you live in a small town try the largest city near you there will be a larger selection. On my yahoo mail I get an e-mail when some one post something also. You need to check the box that says you want it to go to your e-mail located at the bottom of the page on the site.
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Open the message first . At the top of message a mentioning   Reply |  Reply All |  Forward |  Put in Folder  |  Print View |  Save Address will be displayed, click on forward, Type the mail address to whom you want to send and click the button showing send.
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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.
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If you are refering to auto-forwarding, as far as I know both do not offer that. Each message has to be opened in the inbox in order to be sent individually. gmail does offer that service for free.
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This is, in many cases, very simple, and there are two ways to go about it.\n\n1.) Tell your current e-mail address to forward e-mail.\n\nIf you are using a program such as Outlook or Thunderbird to access your e-mail, go to #2.\n\nOtherwise, there should be an option in the "Settings" or "Preferences" for your e-mail account to forward e-mail.\n\n2.) Use Yahoo!'s tool.\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-04.html
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Forward then from one to the other using your own email addresses.
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My mail is forwarded to gmail by going through a program called Ypops.\nYpops enables pop3 forwarding which Yahoo stopped but with this prog the mail is forwarded no problem.
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If your other email account is at cox.net, you can forward all your mail to your yahoo account.\n\nStart here to get to your webmail page:\nhttp://webmail.cox.net/\n\nYou should bookmark that page.\n\nClick on "Settings".\n\nClick on "Forwarding".\n\nThen it's pretty self-explanatory.\n\nGood luck!
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I get similar e-mails all the time.  The only thing I know to do is to forward them to the below address.  Honestly, I don't know if it does any good, but that's what I have read.