how to get E mail from another computer?
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Emails are not usually kept on personal computers, unless you have downloaded them or created a local archive/backup - they are kept on mail servers. The mail server could be one of the public mail servers eg mail.yahoo.com, gmail, hotmail or it could be one hosted by a company for its mails.\n\nDid you download the mails from one of these mail servers to your pc? If yes, the information on what format did you download them in would be crucial for any useful answer. For example, MS Outlook client allows you to export your messages into an excel file or an access database or a csv file.
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Yes. This is free!!!!!!\n\nXP allows it as long as both computers are on XP Home or Pro (they don't have to be the same as long as their XP and I think SP2) and both are connected to the internet. Its called "Remote Assistance".\n\nGo Start - Help and Support\n\nUnder ask for assistance, select:\n'Invite a friend to connect to your computer with Remote Assistance'\n\nIf you want to see the other computer then that person has to initiate this.\n\n\nThat person then selects: 'Invite someone to help you' and they then get the option to do this by Messenger or Email.\n\nI've used the email function with friends in the past.\n\nThey also get the option to add a password. I suggest that this gets used as it provides a huge back door to hackers or malicous people.\n\n\nThe helper then gets an email with a link as an attachment and the rest is simply 'follow the bouncing ball' type stuff.\n\nA more detailed answer is available in the link below:
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You need to copy and paste the email into a wordpad doc or other similar program. Then you can save it where ever you want. Burn it to disc or save to floppy.Hope this helped.
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Go to www.comcast.net and head to their e-mail section.  You can access your e-mail from any PC.
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1. On the Tools menu, click E-mail Accounts. \n2. Click Add a new e-mail account, and then click Next. \n3. Click the Add button. \n4. Click POP3, and then click Next. \n5. Enter your e-mail account information. \n6. In the Your Name box, type your name as you would like it to appear. \n7. In the E-mail Address box, type your gmail! e-mail address, for example, user@gmail.com. \n8. In the Incoming mail server (POP3) box, type pop.gmail.com (SSL enabled, port 995)\n9. In the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) box, type smtp.gmail.com (SSL enabled, port 465) \n10. In the User Name box, verify that everything before the at symbol (@) symbol of your google! e-mail address is displayed. \n11. Enter your Google! password. \nIMPORTANT: The google! Mail SMTP server now requires authentication. To turn this setting on, follow these steps: 1. From the Tools menu, click Accounts. \n2. Click the Mail tab. \n3. Click your google! Mail account, and then click Properties. \n4. Click Servers. \n5. Click to select the My Server Requires Authentication check box, and then click OK. \n\nHow to Control Deletion of Messages from the Google! Mail Server\n\n1. In the properties of the Internet E-mail settings, click the More Settions button. \n2. Click the Advanced tab. \n3. Click to select the Leave a copy of messages on the server check box if you want to save your Google! Mail messages on the Google! Mail server as well as on your local computer. If you want your messages to be deleted from the Google! Mail server once you have received them, do not check select this option. \n4. Click OK. \n5. Click Next. \n6. Click Finish.\n\n GMail Settings\n\nThe Google GMail service offers email client access for retrieving and sending emails through your Gmail account. However, for security reasons, GMail uses POP3 over an SSL connection, so make sure your email client supports encrypted SSL connections. \nGoogle Gmail Incoming Mail Server (POP3) - pop.gmail.com (SSL enabled, port 995)\nOutgoing Mail Server - use the SMTP mail server address provided by your local ISP or smtp.gmail.com (SSL enabled, port 465)
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Highlight the address in your taskbar. Press Control C. Then go to your email and press Control V and it will copy to your email.
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Get a different mail server
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It's not possible unless both computers are networked.\n\nBetter copy it on a floppy or CD. Else upload it to the internet from the source PC and download it into your PC.
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Try to send from a PC other than yours.
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there is a save a copy button in the top left hand corner of the screen click that save it and then send and e-mail and attach the file like any other
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There are several self-standing shareware or freeware SMTP servers that you can install and run on your laptop and I have done so, but they are for the most part unreliable and don't handle attachments very well.\n\nFREESMTP is one of those but you can do a search "SMTP SERVER FREEWARE" or SMTP SERVER SHAREWARE" or look in download.com (cNET) and you should find one. They basically create your own SMTP server that routes your e-mail through the internet - you usually replace the SMTP server by localhost .\n\nBut your best bet is to ask the hotel for their SMTP server and use this. If they can't, won't or don't, you always have the "localhost" server as a backup.\n\nToodles
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In Outlook click File and then Import/Export.  You can export your contacts and email to an excel file and then re-import them on the other computer.
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what about gmail?\nits good and u can access it by any mail client Thunderbird, Outlook and any program using POP mail
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go to http://www.sendspace.com and send your e-mail from there. attachments up to 1200MB are possible. that's simply the best way to overcome that 10MB limit.
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
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You want to do what?  What's in the e-mail?  If it's just a message, save it to your My Documents directory, put a blank DVD in and drag and drop it to the disk using My Computer.  A DVD is a lot of room for just e-mail messages though.  Would be a waste of space.  Use a CD instead.  Windows XP has the software built in to copy files to CD/DVD if you have a write enabled drive.  It's just a drag and drop to the drive, then you get a wizard poping up telling you to finish the process.  Easy.
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Try these:\n\nIncoming.. pop.mail.yahoo.com\n\n\nOutgoing.. smtp.mail.yahoo.com\n\nBut I have trouble getting my yahoo mail from my Incredimail program.\n\nThey want you to go to yahoo to get your mail.\n\nI think\n\ngood luck. \nstef