I have saved many emails through AOL by clicking Save on my PC, however, I
can't find them ON my PC. I can only access them when I go into AOL. How
can I find the folder on the pc or how can I move them? Thanks

carl wrote:

> I have saved many emails through AOL by clicking Save on my PC, however, I
> can't find them ON my PC. I can only access them when I go into AOL. How
> can I find the folder on the pc or how can I move them? Thanks

You sound just like one of my clients. We did a search for the name of an
email he remembered and found the files in a place that was not where one
would intuitively look. I'm sorry but I don't remember exactly where the
folder was so you'll need to perform your own search. If you can't remember
any of the email names, do a search for AOL and then look in each folder
that you find. The emails are in a folder on your hard drive. Once you find
the folder, right-click on it and drag to the Desktop. Release the mouse
button and then left-click on "Create Shortcut" so you'll easily be able to
access those saved emails in the future.

Malke
--
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic"

carl wrote:

> I have saved many emails through AOL by clicking Save on my PC, however, I
> can't find them ON my PC. I can only access them when I go into AOL. How
> can I find the folder on the pc or how can I move them? Thanks

You sound just like one of my clients. We did a search for the name of an
email he remembered and found the files in a place that was not where one
would intuitively look. I'm sorry but I don't remember exactly where the
folder was so you'll need to perform your own search. If you can't remember
any of the email names, do a search for AOL and then look in each folder
that you find. The emails are in a folder on your hard drive. Once you find
the folder, right-click on it and drag to the Desktop. Release the mouse
button and then left-click on "Create Shortcut" so you'll easily be able to
access those saved emails in the future.

Malke
--
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic"