Forgive my ignorance but how do edit all sthe names addresses in an email
before forwarding it to other people? I tried to save in my documents but
this program
does not have a save option to do that or does it?

Thanks for your help.

"fgarcia242" wrote

Forgive my ignorance but how do edit all sthe names addresses in an email
before forwarding it to other people? I tried to save in my documents but
this program
does not have a save option to do that or does it?

Click on "File" then "Save as". Select "Text files" as your "Save as type".

--
Bob
http://www.kanyak.com

You need to update your version of Outlook Express.

If by edit, you mean delete, after clicking on Forward, place the cursor in
the text area and delete the addresses.
--
Ronald Sommer

"fgarcia242" wrote in message
...
Forgive my ignorance but how do edit all sthe names addresses in an email
before forwarding it to other people? I tried to save in my documents but
this program
does not have a save option to do that or does it?

Thanks for your help.

fgarcia242 wrote:

Forgive my ignorance but how do edit all sthe names addresses in an email
before forwarding it to other people? I tried to save in my documents but
this program
does not have a save option to do that or does it?

Thanks for your help.

Every mail you send is a NEW mail whether you are composing it from
scratch, including someone's message in a reply that you compose, or
attach it to a new mail that you compose.

If you are forwarding inline, the original message becomes part of your
NEW message. It is just as editable as when you are composing a mail
from scratch. Just position the cursor anywhere inside the body of your
new mail (that contains a partial copy of the original sender's message)
and go editing away however you like.

If you are forward as attachment then you shouldn't be touching that
attachment. The point of attaching the original mail is so that the
next recipient gets exactly what the original sender had sent, including
their headers.

If you are trying to save mails outside of Outlook Express and then edit
them, go ahead. Saving a mail is as easy as dragging it out of OE or
exporting it which creates an .eml file. That is a text file, so use
any editor you like (e.g., Notepad) to alter the contents of that .eml
file.

If you meant something else, you'll have to better explain what you
meant. Your post is too vague.