Should you wish to save a special message that another member has sent you, all you must do is check the box next to their handle and then under the title MOVE SELECTED MESSAGES TO: , highlight SAVE and then simply click on the MOVE button and your message will be sent to your SAVE folder.

You can have up to 15 messages in your mailbox. If someone tries to leave you a message after you've reached that limit, they will not be able to record a message. Instead they'll hear a message that your mailbox is full. Remember, you will be able to save up to 15 messages, but if you fill all your available spaces with old messages, you won't be able to receive the new ones.

Yes. Within each pm, you should see a checkbox for saving certain messages. Just click on that and submit. Those messages will now show in your saved box when you login to your messages. If you ever feel like you're being harassed by another member, just inform the board administrator. It will be taken care of as soon as possible.

The USGS Florida Caribbean Science Center administers the Sirenia Project, which encompasses a team of scientists dedicated to long-term research on the West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) in Florida. Why save the manatee? It boils down to a fundamentally basic concept: Manatees are part of a system. If you remove any component from a system, you have changed something. Change something and you see an effect on something else.

Everything you take has to be carried, and takes energy. The weight tires you and means you need longer to rest and more to eat. Also it increases the risk of injury, blisters, and reduces the pleasure of these wonderful mountains. The more you carry, the slower you move, and the more wary you must be about the route you take. Weight really is the enemy - the lighter you are, the easier everything becomes (so long as you carry all you need to remain safe and warm).

Yes. Click on the Import/Export button in the upper right. You can also save your messages as HTML, spreadsheet, and REBOL formatted files.

To save the message within Mulberry - Click on the "Copy To:" button (initially labeled as "None", but is actually a drop-down list) and select the mailbox on the Local System - or elsewhere - you want to copy it to. This does require a mailbox be set up on the local system - on the "Servers" window click on the line "Local System" then click on the "Create" button at the top of that window. Give it a name, then click "OK".

Click the close button and you will be prompted to save, click yes (you are able to save both text and the information you enter into fields). When a pop-up widow appears it will ask where you would like to save the message. Select Work in Progress and click OK. The compose window will close and the draft will be available next time you access the folder.

If you would like to keep a copy of your message, you can do so by checking the SAVE IN OUTBOX box and a copy of that message will be sent to your OUTBOX.

On the "Compose Message" page, check the box "Save Outgoing Message" before you send the e-mail message.

Backup automatically by using one of the backup programs for OE, for example ABF Outlook Express Backup Identify your store folder location - on the OE Tools menu click Options..., select the Maintenance tab and click Store Folder... To restore mail folders, on the OE File menu point to Import and click Messages.... Then follow the the instructions of the Outlook Express Import wizard. To import mail folders you need to copy stored *.

If you would like to save a mail message to disk or in a folder on your computer, choose Save As from the File menu. You also have the option of keeping your messages in mailboxes. The three default mailboxes are the In box (where new messages are received), the Out box (where copies of sent messages are kept), and the Trash box (where messages to be discarded are kept). You may create new mailboxes in order to file the messages you would like to keep.

Older messages are automatically deleted once your inbox is full. As you recieve a new message the oldest is deleted and so on. To delete any yourself, simply check the box beside the message(s) you want to delete. When you are sure you have the correct messages checked, click on delete marked. Only click on delete all, if you wish to clear your inbox. To save messages check the box next to the message(s) you wish to save.

You can save new messages for 1 week and messages you have already listened to for 3 days. There is space for up to 15 messages.

If some of your messages are being incorrectly identified as spam and misdelivered to the Junk mailbox, you can add a whitelist filter that will filter wanted messages directly to your Inbox. You can simply send a list of email addresses to techs@trib.com, or you can follow these instructions: You can enter as many addresses as you'd like, or you can filter an entire domain at once. (Like @aol.com or @yahoo.

Professor Dan Janzen, the University of Pennsylvania biologist who helped create the Guancacaste Conservation Area Preserve in Costa Rica. Because Nobel did not create a prize for ecology, the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences invented one so they could give Dan Janzen the first. It's called the Crafoord Prize in Coevolutionary Ecology. In addition, he won the Kyoto Prize in biological sciences from the Inamori Foundation, Kyoto, Japan-the Japanese equivalent of the Nobel Prize.

ANSWER: Messages which have archival value will not be deleted from the bulletin board unless/until we accumulate an enormous number. In order to minimize the probability of this happening and in order to speed up searching, messages which do not have archival value will be deleted after approximately four weeks. The "Find" link at the top of the main page can be used to locate past postings on a particular topic.

If you would like to save a mail message to disk or in a folder on your computer, choose Save As from the File menu. You also have the option of keeping your messages in mailboxes. The three default mailboxes are the In box (where new messages are received), the Out box (where copies of sent messages are kept), and the Trash box (where messages to be discarded are kept). You may create new mailboxes in order to file the messages you would like to keep.

To save messages untranslated (no carriage returns), you must set the default-buffer-file-type to binary: (setq default-buffer-file-type t)

Click "Attachment: TEXT.txt" and in the Saved Message Format drop- down menu select Rich Text (RTF).

Messages that you received in your inbox but haven't listened to will be deleted after 60 days without notification, unless you listen to and save them. Is there a limit to how many messages I can receive and store? Yes. Primus allows you to store 35 messages at any one time in your Voice Messaging inbox. If you exceed 35 messages, you will be asked to delete saved messages so you can receive new messages in your inbox.

If you go to http://webmail.hku.hk with the IE browser, you might see a "Server not found" error. Solution: For IE 6 browser, clear all cache by clicking menu Tools => Internet Options => Delete Files. For IE 7 browser, clear all cache by clicking menu Tools => Internet Options => Delete => Delete Files. Then, you will be able to access the new IMP webmail.

You can save copies of your messages in your Video Archive tab, which allows the user to review, resend or delete old videos. The hyperlink you inserted in your email message, when clicked on from your recipient reaches back to the PatriotNet server and is streamed to them. They can view the message as often as they like as long as the message remains on the PatriotNet server.

There is currently a limit of 50 messages of 5 minutes per message, per voice mailbox. If this limit is exceeded, a caller will hear a message stating that the mailbox is full and to try again later.

By pressing the "ENTER" key after typing a message and selecting the back option the device will hold the draft in the "Write Message" field until it is edited or deleted.

The communication approach must be positive and attractive and the messages simple, clear, and easily understandable. Some examples of messages could be: Leprosy can be easily diagnosed from clinical signs alone. A pale or reddish skin patch that lacks sensation is a tell-tale sign of the disease. MDT kills germs and stops the spread of leprosy after the first dose. Patients on treatment do not spread leprosy.