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Old January 11th 06, 01:52 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Jester9044
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Default Outlook 2003 and YahooPOP

Sorry for asking this here. but other site doesn't support help. Does
anyone know how to work YahooPOP? Like how do I make it so YahooPOP can
download my mail and send it to Outlook? Also what do I put in for the
Incoming mail(pop3) and outgoing mail(SMTP)
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Old January 11th 06, 02:27 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
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Default Outlook 2003 and YahooPOP



In ,
Jester9044 typed:
Sorry for asking this here. but other site doesn't support help.
Does anyone know how to work YahooPOP? Like how do I make it so
YahooPOP can download my mail and send it to Outlook? Also what do I
put in for the Incoming mail(pop3) and outgoing mail(SMTP)


What other site?

This info should be in the documentation or online help for the product. It
isn't an Outlook issue and this isn't the best place to ask questions not
about Outlook. Good luck!


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Old January 11th 06, 04:53 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Look at the "Help" section of Yahoo Mail and it will tell you how to
configure it for POP access. This is a pay service.

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Old January 11th 06, 08:07 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Vanguard
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Default Outlook 2003 and YahooPOP

"Jester9044" wrote in message
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Sorry for asking this here. but other site doesn't support help. Does
anyone know how to work YahooPOP? Like how do I make it so YahooPOP can
download my mail and send it to Outlook? Also what do I put in for the
Incoming mail(pop3) and outgoing mail(SMTP)



So why can't you read the documentation, visit the web page for YahooPOPs,
or ask in their forums if you can't figure out how to setup a proxy? You
configure the e-mail client to connect to YahooPOPs for the POP3 server (and
SMTP server if you really want to send your outbound mails through Yahoo
Mail and get stuck with them appending their spam signature which makes your
mails look amateurish).

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Old January 11th 06, 09:51 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Jester9044, you wrote on Tue, 10 Jan 2006 16:52:02 -0800:

Sorry for asking this here. but other site doesn't support help. Does
anyone know how to work YahooPOP? Like how do I make it so YahooPOP can
download my mail and send it to Outlook? Also what do I put in for the
Incoming mail(pop3) and outgoing mail(SMTP)


http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-07.html

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