I do think it was set up to keep it separate. I wish it were more noticed than it is. I think Bea's post did help quite a bit. It took a long while before I noticed this side of the forum and even still you have to go to the other side then click to get here, which is inconvenient, but that's the way it is. I think that causes fewer people to do it. I guess just keep a thread bumped to the top is the only way to let others know who don't yet know. I think it's going to be near impossible to keep people from posting non-trade posts, though. When you want to get attention to your post, you're certainly more apt to on that side of the forum than on this. Blessings, Angela

I think that someone else went through the same thing recently. I believe that she finally gave up and registered again. I think she had to change her name slightly. Maybe you could just drop the "s" off the end of your sign in name, and use the new email. Good luck! Aggie

on the actual picture itself once you have it open in full in your email right on the picture and select save as then do as you normally do and select where to store it. You might try right clicking it and then properties to see if it is some strange format. I have used that method many times with embedded pictures, however I do not use outlook express. How to Download Images from an Outlook Email but I did find this info for you Another option is to switch to read in Plain Text mode in Tools, Options, Read, Read all message in plain text. If already viewing the desired message, you'll need to switch to another message then back for it to take effect. The Image or music file should now appear as an attachment that can be saved. also you can Forward such messages to yourself and you'll be able to save the images

You export them from the computer they are on now and import the in Thunderbird on your home computer. To export or import in Thunderbird you open the address book, click on tools then export or import. Thunderbird will use .ldif, comma separated or tab delimited files.