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How do I save a downloaded PDF file to a Firefox email folder?

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I opened an email that has two attachments that are PDF files. I have downloaded them, and I want to save them to an email folder...ONLY FOR THESE TWO PDF ATTACHMENTS.

I opened an email that has two attachments that are PDF files. I have downloaded them, and I want to save them to an email folder...ONLY FOR THESE TWO PDF ATTACHMENTS.

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I'm not sure what you mean by saving them to an email folder. Usually only messages can be saved in an email folder, not documents. Could you describe what you're trying to do in more detail?

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I don't know how to be more explicit. I received an email that had two attachments that are PDF files. I chose to download them using Adobe Reader, rather than just viewing them, because I want to be able to save them I have other messages pertaining to the same topic that I have moved to email folders I created. I want to save these downloaded attachments in one of the email folders I have created, but I can't figure out how. If you still don't understand my question, can you tell me the specific part you don't understand?

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Are the email folders on your hard drive, for example, in your Downloads folder or Documents folder? Windows folders can hold a variety of different kinds of documents, so you could drag and drop or copy/paste the PDF files from their current location to the new location.

Are the email folders online on an email website? I do not think you can move documents into email folders on a mail server. However, you could try copying the message that had the two attachments into that folder.