cobber

Hi try and explain my problem well it came about by watchign Paytv in Australia and there was this American show about pc and programs tips and so on cant think of the name of top of me head.

Well any way they offered a tip to combined yr yahoo email with yr server email so u get all in that so thought what a good idea.

So i tried to combinded my Yahoo email into my server email, but stuffed up didnt work. Now i use the program incrediable Email love the icons and shit on it lol.

Well my question is is there any people here that will take the time and if know could explain how to make this happen for me so i get my yahoo email and my server email all downloaded into my incredable email Account as u can add accounts just the pop up and things stuff me up, or am i doing it wrong.
Oh the show was good to if u got pay tv in Australiasome handy tips if u are not dumb like me Shows called Tech tv.

thanks cobber

bendsley

Your message is a little hard to read, but I'm assuming you mean, Incredimail?

Follow this link and it shows how to setup account access to Yahoo using Incredimail.

http://www.incredimail.com/english/faq/yahoo.html

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Latch

Yeah, please spellcheck/proofread your posts.. otherwise you may get some nice (or not-so-nice) comments/etc.

docbungle

I believe only the paid Yahoo accounts allow you to do this (export to Incredimail).

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MooseMan3000

I think that's true. Paid Yahoo! accounts will allow you to forward to a pop3 email program, but otherwise you have to use the webmail.

cobber

Thanks Guys i admit im a shocking speller/ typer so sorry even when i proof read lol cant be good lookin and spell lmao

But i will try harder to please

cobber

Yes guys it says on the site bendsley given that u have to pay.

But what this Tech tv show did was gave a free program to do it.

So i did but farked the pop up bit up now i dont know where it is in my pc think actually i had pc reformat since then Might have to try and contact that American show Tech tv and ask.

Does anyone ever watch that show

trache

There are programs out there they will let you use your own POP3/SMTP clients to send and receive e-mail via Yahoo. Since they aren't technically permissable, I will leave it as an excercise for you to find them.

<nasty BOFH rant>
Not everyone employs the use of HTML e-mail. I, for example. won't read e-mail if it is in HTML format. My thinking is, if I wanted to see a webpage, I would load my web browser.

That being said, you must remember that not everyone feels the same as you regarding IncrediMail. Not only that, but a lot of commercial ISPs run anti-spam software that IncrediMail triggers due to its high HTML content.

Not everyone views pictures in their e-mail, and if they do not, the recipient will see nothing but URLs crowding the e-mail text (Outlook XP does this with a registry change).

Speaking as a sysadmin, IncrediMail increases the size of e-mail almost ten fold, creating more bandwidth, less storage space on servers, which results in higher costs for everyone.

Don't use it if you can help it.

</nasty BOFH rant>

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neekap

At one point Yahoo did offer POP access to your mail, free of charge. The only drawback? Well if you're like me and the Yahoo bulk mail folder catches ~ 200 messages a day as spam, triple that and depend on your mail program's spam filters to catch it for you. You agree to let them spam your account to the extreme for doing it. Not sure if they still offer that anymore, as the cons outweigh the pros.