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Paul H
How can I make yahoo mail come up when I click on a link to mail, from
Craig's list, for example. TIA, Paul;
Craig's list, for example. TIA, Paul;
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Nil
How can I make yahoo mail come up when I click on a link to mail,
from Craig's list, for example. TIA, Paul;
I think you can only do that with email programs that live on your
local system, not with webmail services like Yahoo or GMail.
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Richard in AZ
In the USA you can configure Gmail to use either Outlook or Outlook Express and thus get into
Craig's list mailing.
Unfortunately, the free Yahoo Mail cannot be setup in the USA to use any other mail program.
If you get the Yahoo Plus mail you can configure it in an email program.
As Nil said, you can not use web based mail to directly respond in Craig's list
Craig's list mailing.
Unfortunately, the free Yahoo Mail cannot be setup in the USA to use any other mail program.
If you get the Yahoo Plus mail you can configure it in an email program.
As Nil said, you can not use web based mail to directly respond in Craig's list
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
Got Google? => http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+mail+default
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VanguardLH
Paul said:How can I make yahoo mail come up when I click on a link to mail, from
Craig's list, for example. TIA, Paul;
Yahoo Mail (the service) used to distribute an ActiveX control (installs to
your web browser) that could be selected in Internet Options -> Programs as
the default e-mail client. So when you clicked on a mailto: link, the
default e-mail program would get loaded and that would be the AX client for
Yahoo Mail. Yahoo quit distributing that AX control several years ago (you
might find someone saved a copy from where you could download it but
obviously it hasn't been supported for a long time and may no longer work
correctly with their current webmail service). Instead they rolled it into
their Yahoo Toolbar. If you install their toolbar then Yahoo Mail becomes a
selectable candidate for your default e-mail program. Note that although
you install their toolbar doesn't mean you actually have to waste screen
realestate to view it. Just don't enable it in IE to show it. Hopefully
their AX client will work if their toolbar is hidden.
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Paul H
Hi PA Bear. Yours is the most clever link I have seen. How do you set it
up? I want to use this technique to help people I support.
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas, conducting free
classes to answer any PC question the seniors have. Anti-virus (I recommend
Avast), how to do this or that, why won't my xxx work anymore, the
difference in the mouse's left and right buttons, a very broad spectrum of
issues. I am maybe a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 in PC knowledge.
I asked this Yahoo Mail question during Monday's class, for one of my
students, it appeared in the newsgroup in 5 minutes, and I had the 1st
answer in another few minutes. Therefore I was able to demonstrate how
valuable these news groups are, to the more advanced students. For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
I have a copy of GoToAssist because of my need to help people who can't
bring their PC's to the class. I am usually the only one with a PC, to
demonstrate solutions, or show PC uses they are not aware of, like Skype
free Webcam video conversations or Digital camera picture uploads. I'll
bring an XP PC one time, a Vista PC the next, and then a W7 PC.
So the reason you see so many queries from me is because I try various
things, and occasionally get myself into troubles I can't solve. So thank
you and others for the help you provide. My queries usually start long
discussions, so others must be learning from my questions and the answers
they cause.
So Thanks, everybody who helps me.
Paul
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Got Google? => http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+mail+default
up? I want to use this technique to help people I support.
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas, conducting free
classes to answer any PC question the seniors have. Anti-virus (I recommend
Avast), how to do this or that, why won't my xxx work anymore, the
difference in the mouse's left and right buttons, a very broad spectrum of
issues. I am maybe a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 in PC knowledge.
I asked this Yahoo Mail question during Monday's class, for one of my
students, it appeared in the newsgroup in 5 minutes, and I had the 1st
answer in another few minutes. Therefore I was able to demonstrate how
valuable these news groups are, to the more advanced students. For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
I have a copy of GoToAssist because of my need to help people who can't
bring their PC's to the class. I am usually the only one with a PC, to
demonstrate solutions, or show PC uses they are not aware of, like Skype
free Webcam video conversations or Digital camera picture uploads. I'll
bring an XP PC one time, a Vista PC the next, and then a W7 PC.
So the reason you see so many queries from me is because I try various
things, and occasionally get myself into troubles I can't solve. So thank
you and others for the help you provide. My queries usually start long
discussions, so others must be learning from my questions and the answers
they cause.
So Thanks, everybody who helps me.
Paul
=================================
Got Google? => http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+mail+default
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Gordon
Paul H said:Hi PA Bear. Yours is the most clever link I have seen. How do you set it
up?
www.lmgtfy.com
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vista bill
Hi PA Bear. Yours is the most clever link I have seen. How do you set it
up? I want to use this technique to help people I support.
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas, conducting free
classes to answer any PC question the seniors have. Anti-virus (I recommend
Avast), how to do this or that, why won't my xxx work anymore, the
difference in the mouse's left and right buttons, a very broad spectrum of
issues. I am maybe a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 in PC knowledge.
I asked this Yahoo Mail question during Monday's class, for one of my
students, it appeared in the newsgroup in 5 minutes, and I had the 1st
answer in another few minutes. Therefore I was able to demonstrate how
valuable these news groups are, to the more advanced students. For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
I have a copy of GoToAssist because of my need to help people who can't
bring their PC's to the class. I am usually the only one with a PC, to
demonstrate solutions, or show PC uses they are not aware of, like Skype
free Webcam video conversations or Digital camera picture uploads. I'll
bring an XP PC one time, a Vista PC the next, and then a W7 PC.
So the reason you see so many queries from me is because I try various
things, and occasionally get myself into troubles I can't solve. So thank
you and others for the help you provide. My queries usually start long
discussions, so others must be learning from my questions and the answers
they cause.
So Thanks, everybody who helps me.
Paul
=================================
Got Google? =>http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+mail+default
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Paul H. wrote...
"For those who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know
how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups."
I use Google Groups.
Bill
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Paul H
Thank you, Gordon and vista bill. Both answers help enormously!
Hi PA Bear. Yours is the most clever link I have seen. How do you set it
up? I want to use this technique to help people I support.
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas, conducting free
classes to answer any PC question the seniors have. Anti-virus (I recommend
Avast), how to do this or that, why won't my xxx work anymore, the
difference in the mouse's left and right buttons, a very broad spectrum of
issues. I am maybe a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 in PC knowledge.
I asked this Yahoo Mail question during Monday's class, for one of my
students, it appeared in the newsgroup in 5 minutes, and I had the 1st
answer in another few minutes. Therefore I was able to demonstrate how
valuable these news groups are, to the more advanced students. For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
I have a copy of GoToAssist because of my need to help people who can't
bring their PC's to the class. I am usually the only one with a PC, to
demonstrate solutions, or show PC uses they are not aware of, like Skype
free Webcam video conversations or Digital camera picture uploads. I'll
bring an XP PC one time, a Vista PC the next, and then a W7 PC.
So the reason you see so many queries from me is because I try various
things, and occasionally get myself into troubles I can't solve. So thank
you and others for the help you provide. My queries usually start long
discussions, so others must be learning from my questions and the answers
they cause.
So Thanks, everybody who helps me.
Paul
=================================
Got Google? => http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+mail+default
Hi PA Bear. Yours is the most clever link I have seen. How do you set it
up? I want to use this technique to help people I support.
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas, conducting free
classes to answer any PC question the seniors have. Anti-virus (I recommend
Avast), how to do this or that, why won't my xxx work anymore, the
difference in the mouse's left and right buttons, a very broad spectrum of
issues. I am maybe a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 in PC knowledge.
I asked this Yahoo Mail question during Monday's class, for one of my
students, it appeared in the newsgroup in 5 minutes, and I had the 1st
answer in another few minutes. Therefore I was able to demonstrate how
valuable these news groups are, to the more advanced students. For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
I have a copy of GoToAssist because of my need to help people who can't
bring their PC's to the class. I am usually the only one with a PC, to
demonstrate solutions, or show PC uses they are not aware of, like Skype
free Webcam video conversations or Digital camera picture uploads. I'll
bring an XP PC one time, a Vista PC the next, and then a W7 PC.
So the reason you see so many queries from me is because I try various
things, and occasionally get myself into troubles I can't solve. So thank
you and others for the help you provide. My queries usually start long
discussions, so others must be learning from my questions and the answers
they cause.
So Thanks, everybody who helps me.
Paul
=================================
Got Google? => http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+mail+default
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R. C. White
Hi, Paul.
OE runs only in WinXP and prior; Windows Mail (WM) runs only in Vista.
Windows LIVE Mail (WLM) runs in just about any Windows version. To get your
free download of WLM - and as many of the other Windows Live Essentials
(Messenger, Calendar, Contacts, etc.) as you want, just go to
http://download.live.com
With any of OE/WM/WLM (or a third-party news client) installed, just click
here:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
That one click should:
1. Start your default newsreader;
2. Create a News Account for you on the Microsoft public news server,
which is free and does not require a logon;
3. Connect you to THIS newsgroup (vista.general) - and it will offer to
let you Subscribe to the group when you exit;
4. Download the 300 newest messages in this NG; and
5. Display the latest message in the Reading Pane.
Later, you can click Tools, View, Actions and other choices on the Menu Bar
(which is hidden by default but will appear if you just press <Alt>), just
like in OE/WM, and customize WLM in many ways to fit the way YOU use
newsgroups (and email).
As it says in my Sig, I live in San Marcos - got my first computer in
December 1977 and I'm 74. ;<)
RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can
get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
OE runs only in WinXP and prior; Windows Mail (WM) runs only in Vista.
Windows LIVE Mail (WLM) runs in just about any Windows version. To get your
free download of WLM - and as many of the other Windows Live Essentials
(Messenger, Calendar, Contacts, etc.) as you want, just go to
http://download.live.com
With any of OE/WM/WLM (or a third-party news client) installed, just click
here:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
That one click should:
1. Start your default newsreader;
2. Create a News Account for you on the Microsoft public news server,
which is free and does not require a logon;
3. Connect you to THIS newsgroup (vista.general) - and it will offer to
let you Subscribe to the group when you exit;
4. Download the 300 newest messages in this NG; and
5. Display the latest message in the Reading Pane.
Later, you can click Tools, View, Actions and other choices on the Menu Bar
(which is hidden by default but will appear if you just press <Alt>), just
like in OE/WM, and customize WLM in many ways to fit the way YOU use
newsgroups (and email).
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas
As it says in my Sig, I live in San Marcos - got my first computer in
December 1977 and I'm 74. ;<)
RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
Yours is the most clever link I have seen. How do you set it up?
See http://lmgtfy.com
If your user is running WinXP or older, Outlook Express (OE) is available as
the default newsreader. If your user is running Vista, Windows Mail is
available as the default newsreader. Windows 7 user would have to install a
Mail/News Client (e.g., Windos Live Mail) and make it their default.
Just clicking on a News link will open the computer's default newsreader to
the newsgroup; e.g.,
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general
Setting up Outlook Express to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm
Setting up Windows Mail (in Vista) to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/microsoft-newsgroup-setup-instructions-for-windows-mail/
Setting up Windows LIVE Mail to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/ms-newsgroup-setup-instructions-windows-live-mail/
TeamViewer (free) has a much smaller footprint IMHO; cf.
http://www.teamviewer.com/
See http://lmgtfy.com
...For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can
get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
If your user is running WinXP or older, Outlook Express (OE) is available as
the default newsreader. If your user is running Vista, Windows Mail is
available as the default newsreader. Windows 7 user would have to install a
Mail/News Client (e.g., Windos Live Mail) and make it their default.
Just clicking on a News link will open the computer's default newsreader to
the newsgroup; e.g.,
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general
Setting up Outlook Express to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm
Setting up Windows Mail (in Vista) to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/microsoft-newsgroup-setup-instructions-for-windows-mail/
Setting up Windows LIVE Mail to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/ms-newsgroup-setup-instructions-windows-live-mail/
I have a copy of GoToAssist because of my need to help people who can't
bring their PC's to the class
TeamViewer (free) has a much smaller footprint IMHO; cf.
http://www.teamviewer.com/
T
Tim Slattery
"For those who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know
how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups."
I use Google Groups.
Yuck.
Thunderbird (www.getthunderbird.com) or Agent (www.forteinc.com/agent)
P
Paul H
He does not want to use Net Express or any other Microsoft email client. So
the "Google groups" is a good solution for him.
I use Windows Mail both in Vista and in my two W7 laptops.
======================
Hi, Paul.
OE runs only in WinXP and prior; Windows Mail (WM) runs only in Vista.
Windows LIVE Mail (WLM) runs in just about any Windows version. To get your
free download of WLM - and as many of the other Windows Live Essentials
(Messenger, Calendar, Contacts, etc.) as you want, just go to
http://download.live.com
With any of OE/WM/WLM (or a third-party news client) installed, just click
here:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
That one click should:
1. Start your default newsreader;
2. Create a News Account for you on the Microsoft public news server,
which is free and does not require a logon;
3. Connect you to THIS newsgroup (vista.general) - and it will offer to
let you Subscribe to the group when you exit;
4. Download the 300 newest messages in this NG; and
5. Display the latest message in the Reading Pane.
Later, you can click Tools, View, Actions and other choices on the Menu Bar
(which is hidden by default but will appear if you just press <Alt>), just
like in OE/WM, and customize WLM in many ways to fit the way YOU use
newsgroups (and email).
As it says in my Sig, I live in San Marcos - got my first computer in
December 1977 and I'm 74. ;<)
RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64
the "Google groups" is a good solution for him.
I use Windows Mail both in Vista and in my two W7 laptops.
======================
Hi, Paul.
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can
get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
OE runs only in WinXP and prior; Windows Mail (WM) runs only in Vista.
Windows LIVE Mail (WLM) runs in just about any Windows version. To get your
free download of WLM - and as many of the other Windows Live Essentials
(Messenger, Calendar, Contacts, etc.) as you want, just go to
http://download.live.com
With any of OE/WM/WLM (or a third-party news client) installed, just click
here:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
That one click should:
1. Start your default newsreader;
2. Create a News Account for you on the Microsoft public news server,
which is free and does not require a logon;
3. Connect you to THIS newsgroup (vista.general) - and it will offer to
let you Subscribe to the group when you exit;
4. Download the 300 newest messages in this NG; and
5. Display the latest message in the Reading Pane.
Later, you can click Tools, View, Actions and other choices on the Menu Bar
(which is hidden by default but will appear if you just press <Alt>), just
like in OE/WM, and customize WLM in many ways to fit the way YOU use
newsgroups (and email).
I volunteer at senior centers (I'm 70) here north of Dallas
As it says in my Sig, I live in San Marcos - got my first computer in
December 1977 and I'm 74. ;<)
RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64
V
vista bill
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I said...
"I use Google Groups."
Tim replied...
"Yuck."
It's fine for me.
Tim said...
"Thunderbird (www.getthunderbird.com) or Agent (www.forteinc.com/
agent)"
I use Agent for binary groups. Agent is a news client. I use TeraNews
as a news server for Agent. BTW, Forte no longer offers (Free) Agent.
I haven't tried Thunderbird (yet). I'll take a look-see at it.
Bill
Bill
K
Ken Blake, MVP
For those
who don't use Outlook Express or Windows Mail, I don't know how they can get
to the Microsoft newsgroups.
Outlook Express and Windows Mail are two of the many programs that
have news reading functionality. Some people may prefer one of those;
others (me, for example) have other preferences. I personally use
Forte Agent.
There are many choices, and if you would look at the headers of those
posting here, you would see what newsreader they use. For example,
your header says
X-Newsreader: Microsoft Windows Mail 6.0.6002.18005
and mine says
X-Newsreader: Forte Agent 6.00/32.1186
Some of the newsreaders are for sale, others are freeware. Many of
them are better at some things than others are, so which is best for
you depends in part on what newsgroups you frequent. As a single
example, some newsreaders do binary newsgroups very well, and others
(outlook express, for example) do them poorly.