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When I connected outlook to my yahoo (pop3) account for the first time, it
downloaded all my emails just fine. However, when I went back into my yahoo account on their site, outlook had deleted every single email from my yahoo account. How do I make this not happen? |
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On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 01:33:44 -0500, Casey wrote:
When I connected outlook to my yahoo (pop3) account for the first time, it downloaded all my emails just fine. However, when I went back into my yahoo account on their site, outlook had deleted every single email from my yahoo account. How do I make this not happen? In MS Outlook Express (which is the focus of this group), Tools - Accounts - Mail - Properties, the "Advanced" tab. Check "Leave a copy of message on server". At some point, depending on whether you have a free Yahoo! Mail account (1 GByte of storage), or a paid Yahoo! Mail Plus account (2 GBytes of storage), you _may_ need to clear out the email on the server. With that much storage, though, I don't know when that will need to be done! ![]() Alas, if you really do have MS Outlook, I am of no help. I hang out here because I know something about MSOE; I don't even use MSOL. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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![]() "N. Miller" wrote in message ... On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 01:33:44 -0500, Casey wrote: When I connected outlook to my yahoo (pop3) account for the first time, it downloaded all my emails just fine. However, when I went back into my yahoo account on their site, outlook had deleted every single email from my yahoo account. How do I make this not happen? In MS Outlook Express (which is the focus of this group), Tools - Accounts - Mail - Properties, the "Advanced" tab. Check "Leave a copy of message on server". At some point, depending on whether you have a free Yahoo! Mail account (1 GByte of storage), or a paid Yahoo! Mail Plus account (2 GBytes of storage), you _may_ need to clear out the email on the server. With that much storage, though, I don't know when that will need to be done! ![]() Alas, if you really do have MS Outlook, I am of no help. I hang out here because I know something about MSOE; I don't even use MSOL. That part is very similar Norman, from the account properties page there's a "More Settings" button and then a page that looks similar to the OE page - it is on the "Advanced" tab. |
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