T
Texas Nuckols
How can I get my Yahoo account emails into Outlook 2003?
V
VanguardLH
Texas said:
You don't access to their mail hosts unless you pay for that access.
Did you open and pay for a Plus account?
Is Yahoo the contracted e-mail provider for your ISP? If so, contact
your ISP on their instructions on using the Yahoo e-mail services.
G
Gordon
Texas Nuckols said:
Only if you pay for them AFAIK....
B
Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
Either by purchasing a Yahoo! Plus account (only US$20 per year), but using a
Yahoo domain other than yahoo.com, or by using YPops (http://ypopsemail.com/)
T
Texas Nuckols
Is this YPOPS safe?
Brian Tillman said:
B
Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
What's your definition of "safe"? What ill effects do you wish to avoid? To
the best of my knowledge, YPops doesn't contain any malware, but I've never
used it myself.
T
Texas Nuckols
I went to their website and even though I have pop-up blocker activated,
practically everytime I moved my mouse on this screen, I got a pop-up that
took me to an inactive site (each one a different site). Just felt kind of
hinky to me and in this day, I'd just rather not risk it. I think I'd just
rather pay the $20 bucks.
Thanks!
practically everytime I moved my mouse on this screen, I got a pop-up that
took me to an inactive site (each one a different site). Just felt kind of
hinky to me and in this day, I'd just rather not risk it. I think I'd just
rather pay the $20 bucks.
Thanks!
B
Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I went to their website and even though I have pop-up blocker activated,
practically everytime I moved my mouse on this screen, I got a pop-up that
took me to an inactive site (each one a different site). Just felt kind of
hinky to me and in this day, I'd just rather not risk it. I think I'd just
rather pay the $20 bucks.
I get no pop-ups at all. Don't hover over the Infolinks (double underscores).