How can I forward an email and not send all the previous addresses.?
117866
When the message comes up, just delete the text of the message that contains the e-mail addresses of all the previous recipients.  If each person who forwarded a message did this, the long list of people wouldn't be there in the first place.  :-)
608825
go into your options on your 1st email box then to general preferences.In the yahoo mailboxes it well be at the top part in the options you have.it will give you a box to have your email forwarded to.
506649
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.
1185398
After opening an email, there should be a button called forward on the top. Just click that button and you will be taken to a compose screen. Type in the email you want to forward the message to and click send.
422885
Um, you just sign up for a new email address...then forward all of your previous/saved emails...\nThen add all of your contacts from before to your new address book...\nAnd boom, new email address with rockinpacker!
345078
On the yahoo mail page, go to Options and select POP and Forwarding. It only allows you to forward from email addresses you have entered and not all mail.
31638
Usually it's easier just to open a new one and stop using the old one. Change the settings on your old account so that it forwards messages to your new address, and you don't have to think about it again!
1096766
there is a setting in most email accounts that will let you forward an incoming emails to a different email address.
368651
Compose your mail as you normally would, address it to any 1 friend in the 'To' slot, and then put all the e-addresses of your other friends, separated by commas, in the BCC [Blind Carbon Copy] slot. Send it.\nAll the friends will receive it in one shot - with none of them knowing that the others [except the main addressee] too have received copies !
555684
I dont think you can as if you could the email addresses would get spammed non stop\n\nChris,\nhttp://newxbox.net/
896375
Don't use the 'Forward' button.\n\nUse the 'Reply' button and then overtype the address with the address you want to send it to.\n\n///
167008
login to your yahoo email account --- and go to\n\noptions - mail addresses --- remove the hotmail address you setup to forward the email you have for yahoo instead.\n\ncheck this out: here's the sample... and needs to be changed. \n\nSending Mail (Default Account) \nName:yourname\nEmail: youremailaddress@yahoo.com \nReply-To:  \nReceiving Mail You receive all messages addressed to:\nUNKNOWN@WHATEVERDOMAIN.COM
560513
Sure u can....Go to google and type in email address finder and you should have no problems from there.  Hopefully.
4153
Tell who new and old is and then answer is easier.\nIf you are transferring away from a free email provider, you can upgrade to include forwarding. Then retain old and begin using new.
583312
There's loads of e-mails which ask you to forward to X number of other people - every one of them is a scam and should be deleted.\n\nThere's different reasons for them but usually it's to harvest e-mail addresses which will then be spammed.
1118714
you have to open each email and click the forward button
1091821
There is some software you can download, like TrueSwitch, that will move your email addresses.\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/