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58092	2002-06-28 21:55:00	Hi All the Dear Ones I encountered a problem just yesterday. I received two PDF files attached to an email. Wanted to send it to a friend. Also wanted to do so without including the letter from my him. But I couldn't do it without the letter. I tried to copy the file to a Floppy that failed to appear later although the system showed symptoms of copying it while I was being 'connected'. Is there any solution to do it without the letter accompanying? Cheers Mukesh	ramu (726)
58093	2002-06-28 22:02:00	Hello Mukesh, Try saving the two attachments to a folder of your choice, then start a new message to your freind, and attach the two pdf files to it. Cheers, Bpb	Bob Kehely (621)
58094	2002-06-29 09:18:00	Thanks Bob. Cheers Mukesh	ramu (726)
58095	2002-06-29 09:35:00	Alternatively (depending on your email client) open the email, click on forward, delete the message and replace it with your own message.	Heather P (163)
58096	2002-06-29 10:31:00	Hether! that is a good idea! I didn't realise that. Unfortunatley Bob's suggesiton did not work. I don't know why. I tried to save it in 'My documents' and it 'disappeared'! Regards mukesh	ramu (726)
58097	2002-06-29 11:02:00	Did you try to save the attachments or the email? To save the attachments click on the first attachment name. A box will pop up (this is assuming you are using Outlook Express, other programs could be different). It will give 2 choices - open this file; save this file to disk. Choose save to disk and watch what its called and where you put it. When you create the new message find it and attach it.	Heather P (163)
58098	2002-06-30 00:26:00	I tried to save the attachments and I also saw the Box popping up. But did not like to save it in the disk as I was not sure. Now the advice sounds really clear Heather. Thank you so much for the help. Regards Mukesh	ramu (726)
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