What email program are you asking about. A quick Google search doesn't seem to come with a straightforward solution. Also it does depend on whether the .jpg's are attachments or embedded within the email.
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Sometimes the email program will drop all attachments into a folder set up just for that; often in the initial set up the folder can be specified, often it's defaulted for you.
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Thanks for your responses, guys. Sorry for the late reply.
The email app is Windows Live Mail. As far as I can see, the only way to save this huge collection of attached pics will be to do each one individually. I think I'll train the owner to do the job - she's retired and has plenty of time.
