is there a fast or efficient way of saving mass email attachments from outlook express to your the hardrive?
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Well if they're all attached to the same email you just hit the paper clip icon and click "Save attachments...".
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here is the method I use.  In outlook, go to file, export. You have two options: addresses, messages. You most likely want to export both. Export them to a couple of files on your C: drive and then depending on how large they are, etc., either copy them to a CD, or other media form or possibly, if the 2 computers are sharing a lan, just copy from one computer to the other.  Then on the other computer, in Outlook do file, import and point to where the files are stored.
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In general, just right click, choose "Save As", pick a location. Then go open the file you just saved.\n\nIf that doesn't make sense, tell us what email program/website you're using and we'll try to give you specific instructions.
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Maybe that you have a lot of emails on your Outlook, and maybe need to backup them to make the application lighter during loading...
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I am assuming you are talking about Outlook Express??... need a little more information
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If you are using an email program like Outlook or Outlook Express then no, you won't lose them.  They are in your computer in that program.
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Export it as address.wab from ACT then import  to outlook  by same name..Microsoft addresses are saved as w .wab file extention
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do a search for annimated gifs\nGIF. - save what you want to your computer (remember where you put them)\nIn Outlook express click \nTools/ Options/ Signatures
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best to copy and patse into a new mail
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2 Ways you can do it without paying:\n\nForward the mails you wish to archive to an account that you can use with outlook (or outlook express). ISP's usually provide at least one of these.\n\nIf for some reason you can't do that, then copy & paste the contents and attachments into a new document.
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fw it to a gmail act and download all as a zip file den
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You can't it's far too big. Most email service blocks attachment to a maximum of 10mo.\n\nSending a complete DVD at a average rate of 20 k/s would take 3 days\n\n[edit] You can send a DVD but not by email.
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Yeah! Zip'em! If too big, consider splitting them through a file spiltter program (I think there is a trial version on the net, you can google for it). Try also using Xdrive or Yahoo Briefcase or other upload servers so you can send them easily to many friends many times.
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Saving them as .pdf files is both work-intensive and probably counter-productive. I say counter-productive because trying to find a particular email after you have converted it to .pdf is going to be very difficult.\n\nWhat email program are we talking about here?\n\nI'm assuming you are using Outlook. There is an export feature in it (and many other have a similar one). You click on "File" then "Import and Export" then go through the wizard to export the files to a ".pst" file.
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Upload and attach to emails
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E-mail 90%\nFile sharing 10% (in my case)
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yes you can if you open them all in outlook express it will save you having to go to different email addresses. In other words make outlook express your primary email and link the rest into it