If you want to save that or any recipe intact then at the bottom of the email
it says message in this topic. Clicl on that and it takes you to the webpage
then file save as or save target as and if you save it as a single file there
is only one document saved to your hard disc drive
Catherine
On 10/14/07, KIM <red_velvet_cupcake@ yahoo.com> wrote:
Somebody put this up in an effort to save the recipes:
An even easier way to do this is to cut and paste the recipes that you want
to save and then put it into a word document on your computer on your hard
drive. I just cut and pasted the entire set of recipes and it came out to a
Word Perfect document with the recipes all in order nice and neat. There were
21 pages when you cut and paste from A Gazillion Fruitcake Recipes to the end
of the last recipe.
I find it easier than going through the process to cut and paste, compose and
then email to yiurself. You then still have to open the new email and make it a
printable format. The way I do it going straight to Microsoft Word quickly
saves it to the hard drive or for that matter you can print it out as soon as
you cut and paste to the document.Hopes this makes it easier for everyone.
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