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Snuffy,
> Thanks very much, Rudy!! Very simple and works great!!
You're welcome. :-)
> Now on to step 2...
I hope someone else can help you with that, as I have no access to, nor any
idea how Yahoo's webmail works.
Having said that, there is a program that can help you to automate
repetitive actions on a webpage. The program is (quite apropriatily) named
"AutoIt". If you can't find an exporting function for Yahoos webmail it
could probably not hurt to take a look at it.
Regards,
Rudy Wieser
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> Snuffy,
>
> > Going "back" page by page will take days. Anyone know a
> > way to get to old emails?
>
> Look at the url of the first page of messages. Go back one page and look
> again (eventually repeat for a third page). There is a good chance you
will
> notice a change in the form of an incremented value. If you do you can
> probably change that number by a bit more than just one, thereby jumping
> further back in time. Try incrementing in steps of 50, 100 or even more
> than that.
>
> Regards,
> Rudy Wieser
Thanks very much, Rudy!! Very simple and works great!!
Now on to step 2... I can select all the emails on a page... Can I forward
them as a batch to my non-yahoo account, either by exporting as a file or by
email?
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