If I want to forward an email how do I delete all the previous "forward addresses" shown in the contents ?
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click on forward.  Then when the message comes up, click and drag over the previous addresses, then hit delete.  However some e-mail programs do not display previous addresses.  If you are in that situation, I don't know.\n\nAnother suggestion regarding e-mail.  If you don't want to display all of the people you are forwarding a message to, pick one to send the message, even yourself, and put the others in BCC, Blind Carbon Copy.  They will get the message, but see only their name.
95907
do you have a folder to "move" the email to?
106080
forward as inline text and edit the message-delete whatever u dont want.. including the email ids.
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.
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you can't delete it because it's already been sent and not re-writable. you can just copy-paste what you want to forward into another compose email window.
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open the email. Click on "more options" -> "Forward"\n\nenter the new address, and send it.
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Instead of forwarding the email as an attachment, have u tried forwarding as inline text? That allows u to edit the original email.\n\nJust click the down arrow beside the forward button.
112620
If using YahooMail you need to follow the steps outlinedYmail will walk you thru the process of Deleting Addresses Permanantly, However if Your using Outlook or a POP client You may have to open your Mail/client file & permanantly Delete them this way I Hope this help a Bit!
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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.  :-)
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You have to go into the setting into the email account which you want to forward and set email fowarding to the second email address. If this is a POP3 email then it has to be done by the person who has administrative rights to access the mail server. But if this is an web-based email like yahoo or gmail then you can go ahead and set the forwarding yourself.
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Probably, although it may depend on your mail applications and/or operating systems.\n\nI routinely get emails at my Yahoo mail account which I then turn around and forward to myself at my non-Yahoo email address. I "Forward as Attachment", as opposed to the regular, plain old "Forward". Then it shows up at my other address (in my Outlook mail program), as an email from me, with an icon for the attached original email. Doubleclicking the attachment opens that original Yahoo email, with all the original sender and date/time information intact.\n\nFor my purposes, I'm usually forwarding myself email reciepts that I want to save, so it's also good to note that I can just single-click on the attachment, and drag-and-drop it into a "Receipts" folder in Outlook.\n\nSo, look for the option to forward as an attachment, and the original mail header will likely be preserved.
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If you forwarded a mail and then deleted it, you can still get it from your "Sent" Folder. \n\nIf you did not delete it after you forwarded it, it would still be present in your inbox.\n\nHowever, if you somehoe not able to find it anywhere, ask onoe of the persons you forwarded it to, to send it to you again. \n\nhope this helps!
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Just go 2 options>Block addresses & click on remove block with da email ids u want
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assuming you are using Yahoo Mail, click the arrow next to FWD and select the option to send the FWD as inline text.  Then, delete the addresses you don't want from the text of the email and send.
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This is completely dependent on the e-mail providers you are using. Generally though, there is a mail forwarding option in Mail Options or Account Options on the site where you have the forwarding e-mail account (the account that is set to forward e-mails).\n\nHope that helps, as vague as that is.
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I gather that your question is how to remove the http: addresses that appear in your history. I can only supply you an answer to this question if you are using Internet Explorer as your browser (this will also apply to users of AOL).\n\nRight click your Internet Explorer icon on your desktop.\nGoto Properties, on the General tab you'll see several options. You'll see History, you can click Clear History and it will get rid of it. You can also use this section to decide on how long items remain in your history. \n\nHope that helps.
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Try to do this:\n- Open Internet Explorer, and go to the Menu "Tools" -> "Internet Options" and open it. At the window that is open, do:\n- Click the button "Clear History", answer YES when asked to.\n- You can also clear "Auto complete" or setup it to do not show addresses any more.\n\n\nObservation1: These actions will ERASE the Internet temporally data, which DOES NOT cause any problem onto your Internet navigation/configuration.