On Friday, June 4, 2004, at 03:15 PM, Al Poulin wrote: > The original poster on May 24th, wrote that she does specify saving as > .rtf. > But she is doing this on a group of messages, and only the first > message > enters the text file. For the other messages in the group, only the > sigs > appear. > > I, also. am interested in seeing the answer. I suspect there is no answer. It saves the active message and the headers or sig from the highlighting of the list. I really don't think it will batch process mail. J > > > Ron Steinke <ronsteinke at mac.com> wrote: >> >> All of this appears to me to be a simple case of failing to read the >> menu information and investigate the options that are offered. >> >> If you want to save an email message as a text file, just go to the >> File menu and pull down to the "Save As...." command. In the save >> dialogue box, you are given the option to save the message as one of >> the following choices: >> 1) Rich Text Format >> 2) Plain Text >> 3) Raw Message Source >> >> Select the format that you desire and proceed with the "save as" >> process, choosing a location, etc. >> >> Unless you are having other and more serious problems, your difficulty >> is something that you could have avoided by reading carefully and >> choosing the proper option. > > -- > Al Poulin > Anger, hate, and revenge are for the devil, forgiveness is for God, > proactive self-defense is for the rest of us. > >