Oh yeah...I know about those other folders; I'm an email packrat, I guess; I have this bad habit of not reading my emails as soon as I get them, so they'll pile up!  But that's neither here nor there; I feel I have to come up with another way...and that way is to save emails to documents if I want to keep them!  However, either this (or something) is causing problems!  Just now I had to restart the computer because, email decided it didn't want to start!  
Tom Kaufman

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The best way to save your email is to move them to other folders within Outlook. This saves the email, and also removes it from your inbox. 
Just create new folders from within Outlook with names to categorize your topics. There are already several folders including inbox, outbox, drafts, junk, and sent. Once you have created new folders, then just hit the shortcut for "move" tab to your folders box, and hit enter on the one you want to eamil to go to.

hth

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> Hello: Hopefully someone can help me figure this out and tell me what 
> to do: I…with the help of a friend, have figured out that I can save 
> emails to my documents by hitting F12; the purpose I’d have for doing 
> this is so that I can then get rid of the original emails in my 
> outlook folder! But here of late, I’m seeing that those “saved 
> messages” in the documents folder won’t open; furthermore, if I do go 
> into that particular message that is in documents folder (and leave 
> documents) then if I then want to open Outlook, outlook refuses to 
> open; the only way I can get past this is by restarting the computer! 
> Obviously, I don’t want to have to keep doing that! The only thing I 
> see that may be causing a problem might be One Drive; I say this 
> because, I notice that some files I have, I’ll hear Jaws say “sync 
> pending; this says to me that One Drive is trying to do something (I 
> don’t even know much about this “one drive, so would I just be better 
> off without it? I hear it’s supposed to be a good program and people 
> use it to store things, but if it’s going to cause more trouble than 
> it’s worth, maybe I should get rid of it, something that I’m sure that 
> Microsoft would rather I not do! Am running Windows 10 with the latest 
> version of Jaws 2024, if this helps any! Thanks for any help or 
> suggestions you may be have as to what’s going on and how I can fix it!

> Tom Kaufman

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