cageycat msg: But if (like me), you eventually want to uninstall AOL and NOT use AOL software OR use AOL web access again, you'll need to copy / send "save to online aol" mails back to yourself. Eventually, I'd like to get away from anything AOL. I laugh... even 2 years ago I couldn't imagine life without AOL. > > > > > > > > > > Seems the discontent with AOL emails and saving of attachments and photos, is only because of users changing to other software programs or ISP's such as netzero or yahoo or comcast and those type software programs for email. High Speed comes with increased $$$ out of your pockets and being "Cost Effective" is not your concerns. It is also very clear that the AOL email user with these problems have no concerns for $$$ cost to their budgets when dumping AOL as their source of Internet & email. I doubt anyone except a "new user" has any problems of saving emails & attachments or Photos to their computer hard drives in folders, rather than just lingering on AOL servers. It is for sure those users with less than 1 gigabyte Hard Drives in their computer in this modern day, will have some problems of storage, if they are not burning to CD ROM and or DVD storage. There is a lot I dislike about AOL, but not their EMAIL, it is the best program for any single user in the United States. CABLE means speed and $$$ increased costs, Outlook has the most virus attacks in the world, and Comcast is the joke of the Internet, as they determine just how fast you can use their very expensive cable system. AOL email program remains the best in the world, at the lowest $$$ COST. JOHN in CA (a dial up user exceeding 11 years now). **************Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and calculators. (http://www.walletpop.com/?NCID=emlcntuswall00000001)