Saving emails

[leethelegend]

I was just wondering is there any way of saving e-mails to a USB stick? I have an address using @live.ie

 

[moshibeth]

I was just wondering is there any way of saving e-mails to a USB stick? I have an address using @live.ie

Why not just save them in the saved email box ?

 

[leethelegend]

Why not just save them in the saved email box ?

Because I'm out of storage

 

[moshibeth]

Because I'm out of storage

Open another email account and forward all the saved email's to that one

 

[Scufferoo]

Use an email client on a pc/laptop , try eM client , it downloads them

 

[snyotyson311]

If im not wrong i think there is some clients you can use to download them, but im also sure that if your using outlook theres a way you can do it too?

i found this online hope this helps.

1. Access your emails. Open your email client (like Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail) or your webmail service (like Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail).
2. Save the email to your computer. This process might be slightly different depending on what you're using. For instance, in Outlook, you can save an email by opening it and then choosing File > Save As. In Thunderbird, you can save an email by selecting it, then choosing File > Save Selected Messages > EML format. This will save the email as an ".eml" file, which can be opened by most email clients.

let me know if it works?

 

[Scufferoo]

Google imap or pop3

 

[leethelegend]

If im not wrong i think there is some clients you can use to download them, but im also sure that if your using outlook theres a way you can do it too?

i found this online hope this helps.

1. Access your emails. Open your email client (like Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail) or your webmail service (like Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail).
2. Save the email to your computer. This process might be slightly different depending on what you're using. For instance, in Outlook, you can save an email by opening it and then choosing File > Save As. In Thunderbird, you can save an email by selecting it, then choosing File > Save Selected Messages > EML format. This will save the email as an ".eml" file, which can be opened by most email clients.

let me know if it works?

There is no file or save as, as I'm using @live.ie

 

[snyotyson311]

ohh sorry i thought you meant live.co.uk :C

 

[smiffy46]

I have saved mine in the past using a .pst file (but I have my emails in Windows Live Mail). you click on 'Export' and follow the instructions