how can I move a file from email to be able to read on excel file in plaintext attachment?
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Find out what the file attachment extension is, I.E. the last three characters of the file name..you can find it by right clicking on it and choosing properties...you will need to find a viewer for this extension. If you get the extension and post it here by clicking ad details I can help you.
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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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if you're accessing your email through a web-based site, then you can first save that email as a webpage then burn the page and linked files trough a CD writer. \n\nif you're using an email client, hopefully you can save an email file as an eml format or if you're using outlook variants, save the inbox.dbx file to the CD.\n\nbrute force approach: copy the text to a word processor then save to the CD.
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Try the php script at http://www.formmail.com. It supports attachments.
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Can't realistically email, use a file transfer site such as this\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index
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if its still in the diskette or cd... you can upload it in the computer or just directly attach it in the email... by browsing and attaching it.. \n\n\n:))
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have Outlook import them from Yahoo (have to have a paid for account, not free). then right lcick the email and select save. save it to the Cd drive adn then burn it. or save them to desktop and burn later.
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Just attach your html file as an attachment. Normally the receiver will see the file directly on openning the mail.
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using file attachment
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select save, then put the documents folder as the destination. You may have to do this for each email, depending upon your client software
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What you need to do is first download the video file on to your hard drive. Usually, you can do this by putting the file in a folder, in your document folder.\nOnce, that is done, you can send it as a attachment on your email. To do this, you open a composing page on whatever email program that you use. You will see a tab marked attachment, you click on this and a attachment page will come up. You will see a number of spaces marked browse, click on to one and it will take you to a search section. Then, you click your document folder and when that opens, you click on to the file you want to send. After you done this, you can attach the file to the email and send it on its way.
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Click the Paper Clip, then click the file name that appears. \n\nIf it is an email  (file type ".eml"), it will then be viewable.  \n\nIf it is another file type (say a picture), you will have to click "Open" and possibly specify a program to open it.\n\nIf the attachment didn't come from a person you trust, open it at your own risk.   Mystery attachments often contain viruses or spam.
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Attach it just like you would any other file. Exactly how you attach a file depends on your email software, but in most programs you can simply drag and drop the file onto your mail message. Don't bother zipping it; MP3 format is already as compressed as it's gonna get.
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Use Winzip or something similar to compress all the files into one folder which you can attach to you email. You have to keep in mind what the attachment size limit is on both your email server as well as that of the person you are sending it to.
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Move their email adress out of your bulk folder
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Step1: Creat an Folder on your desktop\nStep2: Go to Outlook open the mail folder then select all the mails you want to copy/move then goto Edit menu click o copy\nStep3: open the folder you created on the desktop paste it there(use Ctrl+C)\nStep4: Get an CD and copy the folder or zip the folder and upload to the site like www.45mb.com\nStep5: goto the PC where you want reterive them.. But be sure not to delete the orginal contents unless you are fully satisfied that mails/contents have been moved... :)
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in access you save the file in a .db extension., make a zip or rar file. put it in there, in your email go to attachments browse for the file attach it and send it.