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how do I insert email into word document

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IanGreen
IanGreen

Could anyone tell me how I may insert a Thunderbird email into a Word document please. I want it to appear as part of the full communication and not "attached" or "linked" in any way.

Thank you.

Ian

Could anyone tell me how I may insert a Thunderbird email into a Word document please. I want it to appear as part of the full communication and not "attached" or "linked" in any way. Thank you. Ian

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Hi Ian, do you need something more than the message body content?

If you open the message, select the entire body (click in the body, then Ctrl+a), copy and then paste into Word, does that do what you need or is something missing?

When I need message headers along with the message body, I usually open the message, click Forward and then do the select all, copy, paste (and close/discard the forward).

Does any of that meet your needs?

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Hi Ian, do you need something more than the message body content?

If you open the message, select the entire body (click in the body, then Ctrl+a), copy and then paste into Word, does that do what you need or is something missing?

When I need message headers along with the message body, I usually open the message, click Forward and then do the select all, copy, paste (and close/discard the forward).

Does any of that meet your needs?

IanGreen
IanGreen Question owner

Hi jscher2000,

My goodness bu that was a quick response -- thank you.

I have almost resigned myself to doing just as you describe (Forward, copy, paste etc) but just wondered if there was a magic key sequence that would solve it all in one go.

Oh well, everyone knows I'm lazy now!!

Thanks again.

Ian