and now part two of the same message

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woodrow25

i did not want to confuse anyone by posting all of this message
together...its hard enoughtrying to unscramble one much less two......ok...i
created a windows mail account using the following: imap.mail.yahoo.com
smtp.mail.yahoo.com and then put this as my email address
(e-mail address removed) and then i entered my password...the n i closed it
with finish..the files begin to download then stop and it says to my
disbelief...that the logon to imap..whatever...i can't remember..but the jist
is a pop-up window pops up and tells me to enter my user name and
password...i do it then tell me to go screw myself...basically...it tells me
that i did not enter the correct user name and password...so i leave that
scene and log out of yahoo.com and log back in to see if i'm crazy or
not..and it accepts my user name and password... so what in the name of a
tree is wrong with this windows mail thing...i know i got to have a paid
subscription for pop3...but not for imap....so why does it begin then stop
and ask for something and then tell me im wrong..when it is
 
Nevertheless, you should post all replies and follow-up to your original
thread ("i can not log in after i create windows mail account").

PS: You should never post or use your real email address in a public
newsgroup or forum.
 
makes no sense to me...i just want to mail out stuff with windows mail...can
anybody here help me....i don't try to undersatnd why things are i just want
it fixed...
 
Why are you still posting in this second thread? You have several responses
in your first thread: "i can not log in after i create windows mail account".
If you follow that advice, your problem will be fixed.
 

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