Save email as a microsoft word document?

Question

I'm trying to save an email message to my computer for access when not on the internet. I want to save it as a microsoft word document. HELP!!!

Answer 1

Open a new Word document. Leave it open. Now go online.

When you open the e-mail in Yahoo, if you look to the top right, you will see a "printable version" or "printable view" button. Click it.

Now you can select the text, copy, and paste into the new Word document. There should be a tab for it on the taskbar.

Answer 2

Right click on the message and drag it from the beginning to the end. Then there's this small tool window popping up; select "Copy". Next, open Microsoft Word, right click on the empty page and select "Paste". Your email's now in Microsoft Word, so go to the toolbar, click "File", and move on to "Save As", then save the thing, and voila!

Answer 3

left click and highlight the text you want.
Then right click on the highlighted text and select "copy"... Open word and right click on new document and select paste....
then save as usual

Answer 4

if you use pop3 / IMAP / HTTP type mail you can use Microsoft outlook or outlook express to download all you inbox mail to your computer so you can see your mail while you are not online.
but if you are not use that mail type you can copy your mail and paste it to Microsoft word and then save it

Answer 5

first save it as html file on your hard disk, then use a freeware file conversion site to convert html file to a word document
http://bestofrest.blogspot.com/search/label/Online%20File%20Converter

Answer 6

why dont you just copy and paste?