I can't move my e-mails to my files when Iwant to. ie:old e-mails, that I want to save& read later.
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I'm assuming you are using Yahoo Mail Beta.\n\nThe move button is not working in this version. It hasn't yet. You should be getting an error message. However, you can drag and drop files into folders. Just click on the message and drag it to the folder you wish. WHen it 'lights up', let go.
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I ended my dsl service once and Yahoo offers you a "moving" helper that helps you transfer all your data to basic yahoo account and you keep all the stored emails as well. You may have to change the ending of your email (to @yahoo.com) but that's it
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The only thing you can do is to either forward them to another account, or upgrade to Mail Plus so that you can archeive and download emails to your desktop, into outlook. Another option is to go through each of the emails with attachments, and save them to your Yahoo! Briefcase. \n\nI feel for you but these are the only real ways when you have a free email account.   Hope this helps out.
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There are chances of the mail going into Bulk folder. Check it.
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There's possibly two problems...\n   Go to the file types  tab  in folders options.  You'll get a list of file extensions. Click on the one that you can't open and it may show you what program will open that file type.  If nothing is there, click on new and browse or type in the name of the program you want to open that extension.  \n\n   The other problem may be that you are not using html viewing in your email program, the file type will not display.  If you view in html, the pics or files should display in your email box.
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try marking them all as open. or you can just delete/move your mail to a different folder. Find that one mail making that error.\n\nAlso, don't forget to empty the bulk and trash folders. Hope this helps.
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Nope, sorry.  They're gone.\n\nYou could possibly get them back by doing a system restore to a restore point a day or so ago.  But I'm not sure even that would work.\n\nYou could check to see if there are copies still on your email provider's server.
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You should be able to run a search (Start-> Search-> Files & Folders) and locate the temporary directory and the file.\n\nAlso, it may have saved IN the email.  Re-Open the Email and the attachment and see if it is still there.\n\nAnother option may be to open Word and click on File, go down to the bottom of the options, the name of the file should be there, open from that point.\n\nGood luck, there are few things worse in computer land than working on something and then losing it.
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Okay, so I may not be an expert but I know if you format it, some stuff remains the best thing is to format and then write over it. That way there is not any data that can be read from before. So I would format, write over it and format again then add the files you want to keep back on it.
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Hit the 'Search Mail' button and you will see all your mail, including the Archived ones.\n\nDelete any you don't want.\n\n///
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First, since the files are movable, move them one at a time until you find which is causing you trouble - then delete it.\nSince the files are accessible from other programs, I'd open them and save them in a working folder.\nIf you haven't tried to move things around using the command line (DOS), that might be of some help.
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there email service probably allows more than two.\n\ndo you know how to zip files? if so zip as many as you want into one archive file and add that file as an attachment.
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Find and Delete the .pst\nbut this will loose all the email
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Thats a outlook "feature" that extracts potientially dangerous attachement files like *.exe; *.com, *.bat, *.vbs, and so on.\n\nThere are ways to circumvent that:\n- Either you turn that option (security)\n- Or you just zip the files before you send them.\n\nGo for option 2!
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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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I'm not sure if this is what your looking to do but here is my offer.\n\nMost email clients (including yahoo) allow you to archive your emails, if you do that then I believe you can save them as 1 file and be able to view them later.
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you cant, your messages saved to your archives are saved to your computer.