Saving documents, e-mails, amd e-mail addressesto a flash drive

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I'm so frustrated! I searched the entire Microsoft website and could not
find this answer. I called tech support and they want to charge me to tell
me.

I'd like to find a step-by-step method to saving my documents, e-mails, and
e-mail address book to my flash drive. I have a lap top.

Thank you.
 
The documents are easy. You can just copy the files to your removable drive.
The method you use for email and address book would depend on the
application you're using.

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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Truman said:
I'm so frustrated! I searched the entire Microsoft website and could not
find this answer. I called tech support and they want to charge me to
tell
me.

I'd like to find a step-by-step method to saving my documents, e-mails,
and
e-mail address book to my flash drive. I have a lap top.

Thank you.
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Further to Dave's reply:
- To save your documents you need some skills in using
"Windows Explorer" or in "My Computer" (which is
much the same thing). If you do not yet have these skills,
get yourself a suitable tutorial from your library. There
are lots of them!
- To save your EMail stuff, post your question in the appropriate
newsgroup (Outlook, Outlook Express, Incredimail etc).
 
In edition to the earlier posts, if you are not comfortable with 'exploring
your PC' there are many backup applications wich can be set to do this with
a few clicks of your mouse.
Handy Backup is one I have used in the past
 
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