R on, The address usually does appear I this way. You can just leave it this way. The business card thing will need to be turned off, but I am not sure where.
For your emails, when you sset up your accounts, then then the folders for your inbox and the others will be inside the account folders. Just paste your messages into the corresponding folders. If you use stoorage folders, then be sure to create these too.Mike Sent from my iPhone On Nov 22, 2015, at 5:09 PM, Ron Kolesar <kolesar16...@roadrunner.com> wrote: To all of my knoledgeable friends, I need your help with a problem. I have my mail back up and running. Before killing the older computer and there’s more things to get off of the older computer. But I went down under user, then app data, then local, then microsoft then to windows live mail and copied that folder and all of my mailboxes and everything inside the folder. But I have the following problem. How can I get my older mailboxes with all of those EM:L files of letters, into the new windows live mail folder in the new computer? I know a couple smart people like Londa and Dave could help me with this small problem. So, I hope I haven’t lost all of that mail. Many Many Thanks. Also, one weird thing that I am still receiving even on the newer computer. When I go to type a address in the to field. Even those I only type in the address once, and it could be because some times I type in the address by the address and other times via the nickname for that pers. But, it doesn’t matter how I do the address in the to field, it still comes up two copies of the address. The first address is fine, but then without a space at the end of the first copy of the first address I get a greater than sign then the second copy of the address then a lesser than sign then a colon. Then I usually have to cut the entire line out of the to box and place it into the cc box or where ever. Go to the greater than sign and space it once so it isn’t near the original copy of the email address that I want and then deleete the greater than and crap out, and then cut the original copy of the email address that I want and place it back into the to field once again, then double check it to make sure there’s no colons or spaces at the end of the address. Then only then can I ship out the letter. Also, To the left of the body of the letter it states that I have a personal business card. I never put it into any of my out going mail. So how can I kill that as well? I thank anyone who can help me out in advance. Now I can read all of that back log of mail from about the last week from being down getting the new window ten computer. For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
