how do i pick up my emails abroad, and will they still be avaliable when i return home?
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You can access your POP3 e-mail via a browser using Mail2Web or a similar service.  After reading, you can choose to delete an e-mail or leave it on the server to download when you get home.\n\nhttp://www.mail2web.com
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The only way to "backup" emails, is to copy the *.pst folder to another device. They don't really call it "backup", but rather export/import.\nThere is such a function in your email programme, or else you could use your search funtion from your O/S, to search for *.pst.
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http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=email+lookup
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Try contacting hotmail staff over email, may be they could help!\n\nhttp://support.passport.net/contactus.aspx?locale=en-us
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Certain mail programs automatically do this (gmail for one), but, likely, you'll need to do it by hand.  If your old account is terminated, then e-mails sent to it just bounce.
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Use a webbased mail system like yahoo or google, msn. you can access your mail anywhere.
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You could dissect your C drive, do a search in unallocated clusters and see if they're still there.  But you would probably need fancy forensic SW to do that.  If the mail is stored on your provider's server, maybe you could get copies.
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Sry, unless there's some magic wand, then you can't retrieve it.  I save emails in folders until I can look at them more.
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Use Yahoo or Hotmail. You can pick it up on any PC in the world.
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Your email isn't saved on your computer. It is saved on a big server somewhere. You can access it from anywhere.
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If you use Yahoo for your mail go to http://mail.yahoo.com and sign in just like you normally would. The same goes for any other web based email provider. All of them should be accessible from any where in the world.\n\nI hope this helps.
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not without seeing the email
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use the Import/Export feature from Outlook.  You can choose to import/export your email, contacts, certian folders, or everything.  Export to Disk and then Import back to your home computer.  I recommend using the Personal Folder .pst option to export with if your going from OutLook to OutLook.
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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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It depends on what email software you are using.  If you are using Microsoft outlook you can archive all old emails and import them again if you need them.  If you are using yahoo you can save them in their own folders and refer back to them when you need them.  I do this with personal emails that I want to keep or anything important like passwords for future.
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Try checking your current email's options, and use the fowarding feature if it has one. Or try using your new email options to retrieve the email from the old one. Another option would be to create a vacation response in your old email address giving out your new email address. This would let people know that you want them to email you at your new email address.