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Emails once deleted can be recover from trash can in yahoo

my account inactive and after active All email messages, folders, attachments and preferences have been deleted,now how do recover?

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iPhone Contacts Backup is a useful tool to export contacts from iPhone as CSV and vCard files for importing to other applications like: Yahoo Mail, Gmail, etc.

This video tutorial will show you how to import iPhone Contacts to Yahoo Address Book in details. Watch it to get the easiest solution.

Yahoo! Messenger is an all-in-one communication tool, and anyone, anywhere in the world, with a computer and Internet connection can use it.

it depends what you DO on yahoo.

I spent ages trying to get rid of Yahoo search. Every time I deleted it, it came back. Immediately.

However the problem disappeared as soon as I uninstalled the free version of Iobit's Advanced System Care.

yahoo search uses bing (that's right Microsoft bing) while alta vista uses the original yahoo search engine.

You don't. Yahoo images is an image search engine that looks for images on the internet. Just upload a picture anywhere on the internet and Yahoo will eventually add it to it's image index.

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Yes, I surposse it is quite good.

The best part about yahoo is being able to make your own avatars and when you ask or answer a question people will beable to see your custom character!!

When you answer a question, the asker will beable to rate your question and comment on it! you can also comment on other peoples answers to your questions! You can rate other peoples answers to other peoples questions!

Its a Mcafee firewall problem. I uninstalled Mcafee firewall and my messenger will sign on now.

Gmail has almost all of the same features, less ads, and more features. Gmail also comes with a Blogger account, YouTube account, Orkut (social network) account, and many others.

If it hasn't been erased you could search all cookies and it will tell you what site the computer has been to. You could also locate at the top of the internet browser a section called 'history'. Click on it, and a scroll down list will appear. It will show you the most recent sites you have been to (about 10 websites), and if you look above the most recent sites you have been to, it will say 'show all history', and if you click on that you will be able to scroll through all websites your computer has ever been to. (This only works if history hasn't been deleted).

Click Messenger at the top and you'll see preferences on the list that drops.

Yahoo booters are softwares that use packet codings to send the victim`s computer using yahoo messenger, these pack codes contain some inforemation and codes that computer can not understand, so computer gets hanged or slowed down by proccessing these packets, there r lots of diffrent kinds of packets created by programmers to boot yahoo users in different ays, like disconnecting them from yahoo messenger and internet, or hanging their pcs, or closing their yahoo messenger or sending them thousendes of im messages from diffrent yahoo ids, u can see example of yahoo bootrers at the website below, u can evend ownlaod n use them as they r free http://freewebtown.com/darfun/ http://www.darfun.net.tc

Basically - you can't add fonts! Despite Yahoo claiming that they have a new app available (supposedly listed under Applications in the lower left corner of Yahoo! Mail) I cannot find anything there that gives a selection of new or extra fonts. The fonts currently available amount to 8, and they are all the well worn and boring ones that everyone uses. If you want a wider selection of fonts then use an add-on email client like Mozilla Thunderbird or MS Outlook Express. An email program that is distinct from web based email like Yahoo and the others has the advantage of faster page loading and switching between folders (amongst other things) because all your emails are local (on your computer) - copies of what is on the remote server used by the email provider. You can receive your emails when you log-in to your email provider (via your email client) and they are then kept within the client that you are using, meaning they are now on your computer and you can read and reply to your emails when you are off-line, even when traveling with your trusty laptop, instead of being kept exclusively on a remote server.

I used MS Outlook Express for a long time but I now use Mozilla Thunderbird. O.E is preferred but the big advantage of Thunderbird is the ease of setting up your email accounts - you don't have to fool around with ports and POP3 settings - it's all automatic. Oh, and with Thunderbird you can have multiple email accounts open, and switch between them as you want. If you have a few Yahoo! accounts (or Hotmail, G-Mail, etc.) then you would otherwise have to log-in to each one in turn to check your emails, whereas Thunderbird can access and monitor all of them together. And either O.E. or Thunderbird have a much larger selection of fonts - huge compared to the mere 8 offered by Yahoo! Mail. But don't get too excited because even though both these email clients have lots of fonts (Thunderbird has some nice hand-writing styles like Segoe Print and a FEW other interesting ones), most fonts look pretty much the same, such as Tahoma and Verdana, which look the same as many others. There are only subtle differences with many fonts, like the tails on a letter 'g' for example. And the great bonus of using an email client to fetch your messages from a web based provider is that you can deal with your emails in peace without all the advertising and pop-ups. I only ever log-in to Yahoo! Mail occasionally just to tidy up, empty the trash and spam folders, etc.

I'm sure the older versions Yahoo! Mail (Classic?) did have many more fonts available, but it is years since I have used Yahoo! to read and reply to emails because I was using O.E. for a long time with Windows XP, but now I'm using Thunderbird since O.E. is apparently not available for Windows 7 on my laptop. And if you Google for email clients you will find many available, perhaps better than these two I have mentioned, but who has time to set up and try them all.

Sorry its none of the above.

Yahoo, in its original site structure is a search engine, it is basically an index (held on a databse) of web pages linked to keywords to help a user find conetent related to keywords entered into the search engine bar.

A web browser is software used to access content on the internet and view web pages.

A web server is a machine that holds web pages, a browser makes requests to a web server and a server will send the web pages back to the browser.

A web dictionary is just that a dictionary on a wb site, whereas a search engine will have an index of web pages, a web dictionary has a database of words and their meanings

According to Google, the platform completely ceased operations on May 4, 2021.

# Incoming Mail (POP3) Server: pop.mail.yahoo.com (Port 110)

# Outgoing (SMTP) Server: smtp.mail.yahoo.com (Port 25)

I think google because it is quicker and if you have i google you can get interactive pets and the news and stuff like that.

Cancell your email account and make a knew one if you want and if it happens again then get an email address with Google, Hotmail, Comcast, etc. Or you can sign out of email when your done and it wont happen.

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Yahoo mail only auto deletes the trash folder and there is no way to turn this off. The trash folder is emptied every couple of days.

yahoo might not be the problem you might have virus when is the last time you cheked has any of your friend sent you mails with virus also make sure you delete all the spam the can lots of virus.

you canprobaly hook the phone up to your computer and download it