On Apr 28, 2008, at 7:27 PM, John Sparks wrote: > Hello: > I upgraded to a Mac Pro and lost the ability to move your list after > I read them to my G4 File on my Hard Drive. Is this because the Pro > is an Intel or something in your G4 List. > Thank you, I greatly appreciate your list and save the ones of > interest, er that is I used to. > John Sparks John: Please describe the process you used with your old Mac. Are you talking about the individual e-mails that come to you in feed mode? This is the way I receive the messages of this list. I can save them to any folder in my Mac, just as I can save any other text document. The method is basically the same for any Macintosh or any version of the operating system. The details of exactly how the process works may be different between the old and the new OSs. I am using Leopard OS X 120.5.2. With the e-mail/message open, I go to the File menu and select Save As. A box opens up, presenting the name of the e-mail in the Save As line, and a Where selection which defaults to my Home directory. I click the arrow at the right of the name of the e-mail so that it points up. This shows a list of folders in my home directory, including the Documents folder. This is where all your text files should go. In there should be a folder named "G4 File" if you like. Select that and hit the Save button. Al Poulin