I wanted to forward multiple emails as attachments from my home computer to my laptop, to read while I was away from home. However the forwarding didn't work, ie the messages were not delivered because of the .eml attachments. This may be due to the over-zealous Kaspersky. I will write to Mr Kaspersky separately. TB advised me to zip the emails and send the zipped file. Attached is a sample zip file. The zip file contained 10 simple text emails, with small attachments, and was 4.4MB. Unzipped (using Winzip), the result was a file of 6.6MB called [myname]_c6a98693. Note it had no file type. I added .txt and the attached screenprint is just a small sample of the 4,155 page document (4.6MB) after I transferred it to Word. With a little help from Mr Google, I created a macro that removed most of the rubbish. I’m not an IT expert so even that process took some time. Then I had a 19 page document that still contained a lot of rubbish fields eg “x-originating-ip”, “x-ms-traffictypediagnostic”, and other meaningless words such as “<SYBP282MB04574E1FBA70 C5DBA6BA83CDA9890@SYBP282MB0457.AUSP282.PROD. OUTLOOK.COM>”. After removing all that (manually), and doing a little extra shrinking, I now have a four page document containing only seven emails - not the original ten that I zipped. what happened to the other three emails? This entire process took me three and a half hours. Now I have an additional 30 zip files of emails as attachments, and their total size is 1,245MB. Getting all those files into a readable state would take me 1,000 hours, ie more than three years, given all the other much more interesting activities in my life. There has to be a better way to forward multiple emails. Your help would be appreciated. Thanking you in advance, Shirley (alias linum)