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Old 02-16-2008   #1 (permalink)
Mark S.
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Saving email

In WM I could easily open and then save any received email into a folder of
my choice anywhere on the computer; with WLM I discover that I have to creat
afolder under the Storage Folders then move rorcopy the email message into
that created folder. But this is not what I want to do. I have business
folders on my desktop into which I want to save particular pieces of email.

Have I simply missed something here or have I lost one of the good features
of ML?
Old 02-16-2008   #2 (permalink)
Mark S.
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RE: Saving email

My apologies. Noone needs answer my query since I've just discovered that I
needed to reveal the File, Edit, Tools, Actions, Help toolbar in order to
save as.

"Mark S." wrote:
Quote:

> In WM I could easily open and then save any received email into a folder of
> my choice anywhere on the computer; with WLM I discover that I have to creat
> afolder under the Storage Folders then move rorcopy the email message into
> that created folder. But this is not what I want to do. I have business
> folders on my desktop into which I want to save particular pieces of email.
>
> Have I simply missed something here or have I lost one of the good features
> of ML?
Old 02-16-2008   #3 (permalink)
Peter.R
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Re: Saving email

File->Save as...

If the menus bar is not displayed, then Alt+M, M will display it.

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Cheers,
Peter
(Windows Vista Home Premium with Windows Live Mail 12.0.1606)
"There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
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"Mark S." <MarkS@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7250F534-B00D-40E8-8DCF-43CCCCD712B8@xxxxxx

Quote:

> In WM I could easily open and then save any received email into a folder of
> my choice anywhere on the computer; with WLM I discover that I have to creat
> afolder under the Storage Folders then move rorcopy the email message into
> that created folder. But this is not what I want to do. I have business
> folders on my desktop into which I want to save particular pieces of email.
>
> Have I simply missed something here or have I lost one of the good features
> of ML?
Old 02-16-2008   #4 (permalink)
dev
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Re: Saving email

/Mark S./ said:
Quote:

> In WM I could easily open and then save any received email into a folder of
> my choice anywhere on the computer; with WLM I discover that I have to creat
> afolder under the Storage Folders then move rorcopy the email message into
> that created folder. But this is not what I want to do. I have business
> folders on my desktop into which I want to save particular pieces of email.
>
> Have I simply missed something here or have I lost one of the good features
> of ML?
You can right-click|COPY TO FOLDER, and choose any folder in WLM.

You can also FILE menu|SAVE AS, and copy to any folder on the PC (as an
..eml), which when clicked will open in the default mail program.
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