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How to redirect a message to one's e-mail address

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How can I send what somebody posted to my e-mail address. Here you can find so many rules so clearly stated that I would like to store and review occasionally.

With kind regards,
Zoltán

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updated Aug 25, 2008
posted by Zoltán

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He is one of the great ones!

updated Aug 25, 2008
posted by Zoltán
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With my unsophisticated method, you can have your e-mail site ready & go back and forth between that and SpanDict, copying & pasting just what you want. You can give it the title you want in your e-mail message.

I have a folder with several good tips from lazarus.

Zoltán said:

Thank you all. Motley, long time no "see". Yes, I can do both suggestions, although I do not use Windows, Mac or Linux. I can just highlight a section and copy it into XTreeGold. It still would be easier to click on an icon to mail it to yourself and deal with the message later.

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updated Aug 25, 2008
posted by motley
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Thank you all. Motley, long time no "see". Yes, I can do both suggestions, although I do not use Windows, Mac or Linux. I can just highlight a section and copy it into XTreeGold. It still would be easier to click on an icon to mail it to yourself and deal with the message later.

updated Aug 24, 2008
posted by Zoltán
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And how you would accomplish Motley´s suggestion depends on which OS you are using and which browser.
If you are using Windows Vista and Internet Explorer simply highlight part to the reply, go to File, Send, "e-mail this page" in the browser menu. It will email you the entire page including the original post, unless the replies continued on to a 2nd page. In that case I suppose you would have to e-mail yourself each page separately.

updated Aug 24, 2008
posted by 0074b507
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I don't know if there is some magical way but I just copy & e-mail it to myself, then I put it in an e-mail folder.

updated Aug 24, 2008
posted by motley