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BritTim · 23 Apr 2017, 05:10 PM

The current best way of doing it is with the old classic interface. It allows you to download all the messages in a search result as a zip file. You can then forward the zip file as an attachment. Mostly, I have found this useful when sending the archive to an external party, like a lawyer.

There have been promises that this functionality will be added to the current interface before the classic interface is retired in a few months.

The classic interface also allows you to forward the selected messages from a search individually, but I have found the first method more convenient for most use cases.

If both the original account and account to be forwarded to are yours, there is another approach which I prefer to forwarding. Again, using the classic interface copy the selected messages to a temporary folder. Then, use the ability with FastMail to do a POP retrieval from other than the Inbox. Ask if you want more details of this approach.

23 Apr 2017, 05:10 PM	#2
BritTim The "e" in e-mail Join Date: May 2003 Location: mostly in Thailand Posts: 3,095	The current best way of doing it is with the old classic interface. It allows you to download all the messages in a search result as a zip file. You can then forward the zip file as an attachment. Mostly, I have found this useful when sending the archive to an external party, like a lawyer. There have been promises that this functionality will be added to the current interface before the classic interface is retired in a few months. The classic interface also allows you to forward the selected messages from a search individually, but I have found the first method more convenient for most use cases. If both the original account and account to be forwarded to are yours, there is another approach which I prefer to forwarding. Again, using the classic interface *copy* the selected messages to a temporary folder. Then, use the ability with FastMail to do a POP retrieval from other than the Inbox. Ask if you want more details of this approach. Last edited by BritTim : 23 Apr 2017 at 05:15 PM.