is it possible to transfer your messages from one email to another?
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you can forward them; but if you want to save them on the computer, usually you can download the .txt format of your message: it's often a 1kb or 2kb additional attachment to your message.
703882
Use Yahoo Mail or GMail or similar web based mail on both machines.\n\n///
155668
the easiest thing to do would be to get a new email from scratch
624410
Just highlight everything and hit copy, then you can open up a new email and just paste the old message in.
587641
Yes, it's possible.\n\nMake sure you've created a new folder for where you want the second accounts mail to go when it's received.\nThen create a rule from a message for that account.  Select the desired results in the rules such as "where the from line contains people".  \n\nThen when you receive mail designated to that account, it will automatically be put in the folder you specified.
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Well, if you use a local e-mail client that downloads the e-mails from a POP server it is easy, since most of them allow you to save the e-mails as separate files, or even in a complete offline folder that you can reconnect when your new e-mail is configured.\n\nHans
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There is some software you can download, like TrueSwitch, that will move your email addresses.\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/
609885
it is possible. all you have to do is create a distribution list with names of people you want to send email to.\n\nThe name for this varies: in yahoo it is distribution list, in Eudora mail it is recipient etc.\nThis will be in the compose section of the email you use.\n\nThen while sending email all you have to do is add this list in BCC field. \n\nBCC- blind carbon copy-- you can put all the  email addys of the world and no one will  know if the someone else has received the same email unless indicated in the email msg.\n\nCC - Carbon copy--here everyone sees the others email included.\n\n---------------------------------------------------\n\nWhich email programe are you using? If you can add that then i can be more specific....
144331
I don't think it is possible because Hotmail does not have a POP server.  But maybe you could set up Hotmail to forward your msgs to Yahoo.
219620
Of course you can. Just put in your e-mail address in the "Send" box and then put your email address in the "To" box. It still works.
413710
save the attachments to your desktop..then open a new message and if there is text within the email just copy and paste into new message and then attached the information you want to send.
235403
Well you can't! If a message reached in the Bulk folder this doesn't mean is guaranteed to be spam, but it probably is. If you consider it's not spam then you can move it to your inbox and I think the next time you receive a message from the same person it won't be put in bulk anymore. Depends though...
283887
Unfortunately, at this time Yahoo does not offer this capability.  You'd have to use Outlook (good choice) or Outlook Express (yuck!) to gain this ability.
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Outlook and Outlook Express can do it. In Outlook go to tools, e-mail accounts. There you can set Outlook to get your mail from more than one place, should be similiar for Outlook Express
420047
Are you serious?\n\nIf you are using any web based email account, just log in like you would do in a your older PC.\n\nHowever if you are using outlook and you are try to access messages that are stored on the older PC hard drive. In that case you will have to set up a network between those two PCs, install outlook on the newer PC and set it up so that it will store and read messages from a shared folder on the  older  PC.
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you can configure gmail so all your messages & contacts in there can be used in outlook go to settings on gmail and click on pop/forwarding
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Yes.\n\n1. Make your own e-mail address the recipient\n\n2. Add all other recipients to the BCC (blind carbon copy) field