Re: [Gmail-Users] save gmail to file (other than Drive)

​Hi Bill If you connect to your Gmail using Thunderbird with IMAP, you can then right-click>Save As to save the email into a .eml file. This is essentially the raw, original email source contained in a text file. I would recommend this method as it saves the email in it's entirety including the

[Gmail-Users] save gmail to file (other than Drive)

I'd like to save a gmail I've written as a file on my hard drive. That used to b e possible, but it looks like the options have been discontinued. I've looked at several options which were described, but it seems that none of these are currently available, except that it might be possible to

Re: [Gmail-Users] save gmail to file (other than Drive)

Typically that's a browser option, I know Chrome does it, haven't used Firefox in a long time, but since they copy all the good stuff Google does, they should have it as well. IE might be limited to the options you saw. On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 5:44 PM, bill hansen

Re: [Gmail-Users] save gmail to file (other than Drive)

At the moment, I just need to print a single long email. Printing to PDF would be fine, and I looked that up, but the option doesn't seem to be present when I click the little "print all" icon at upper right of the email. The only choice I get is to print to my own printer or to a Microsoft XPS

Re: [Gmail-Users] save gmail to file (other than Drive)

On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:05 PM, bill hansen wrote: > Okay - a browser option then. Can you lead me through how I'd print a > gmail in Chrome or IE? > ​In Chrome:​ ​Pulldown menu -> Print (or use the "Print All" icon) Next to Destination, click "Change..." button.