can one receive mail from an yahoo account with outlook? If yes please tell me how.?
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yes you can, help on how to set it up is here:-\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/mail/pop/pop-06.html
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you can't do that in a free account.\n\n◙ Yahoo Mail Tutorials\n\n► http://help.yahoo.com/us/tutorials/mail/index.html\n\n◙ Main Yahoo Mail Help Page.\n\n► http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/index.html\n\n◙ Learn how to use Yahoo Mail as a POP3 email account (PAID ACCOUNTS ONLY) so you can recieve your Yahoo Mail messages in a program like Outlook Express etc.\n\n► http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-07.html\n\n◙ Learn how to move your address book to Outlook Express or some other software. Also you can move your address book from one of these programs to Yahoo Mail if you desire.\n\n► http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ab/impexp/\n\n◙ What's New In Yahoo Mail\n\n► http://whatsnew.mail.yahoo.com/\n\n◙ How To Sign Up For Paid Accounts\n\n► http://billing.mail.yahoo.com/bm/Upgrades
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its absoultly free read the following steps very carefully make sure u complete all steps........\n\n \n\nMicrosoft Outlook 2002 (XP) & 2003\n \nYahoo! Mail users can read their email in Outlook by subscribing to the Yahoo! Mail Plus service. This service allows you to use Outlook or another POP3 client to access and manage your Yahoo! Mail messages. \n\nIf you are a Mail Plus user, then follow the directions outlined below: \n\nTo configure your POP settings for Microsoft Outlook 2002 (sometimes referred to as Outlook XP) and 2003, follow these steps: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, select "Email Accounts." You may have to click the arrows. \nSelect the radio button next to "Add a new email account" and click the "Next" button. \nSelect the radio button next to "POP3" and click the "Next" button. \nEnter the following information: \nUser Information \n\nYour Name: Enter your name as you would like it to appear in the "From" field of your outgoing messages. \nEmail Address: Enter your full Yahoo! Mail address (for example, "user@yahoo.com"). \nServer Information \n\nIncoming mail server (POP3): \npop.mail.yahoo.com \n\nOutgoing mail server (SMTP): \nsmtp.mail.yahoo.com \n\nLogin Information \n\nUser Name: Enter your Yahoo! ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com"). \nPassword: Enter your Yahoo! password. \nDo not check the box next to "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)." \nClick the "More Settings" box and select the "Outgoing Server" tab. \nCheck the box next to "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." \nIf you would like to keep a copy of your email messages on the Yahoo! Mail server, select the "Advanced" tab. Check the box next to "Leave a copy of messages on the server." \nClick the "OK" button. \nClick the "Next" button on the Email Account Wizard, then click "Finished." \nImportant: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server requires authentication. To turn this setting on, follow these steps: \n\nClick "Tools," then select "Email Accounts." \nSelect "View or change existing email accounts" and click "Next." \nSelect your Yahoo! Mail account and click the "Change" button on the right. \nClick the "More Settings..." button in the bottom-right corner of the Email Accounts window. \nIn the Internet Email Settings window, click the "Outgoing Server" tab. Ensure that the box is checked next to "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." \nClick the "Advanced" tab and ensure that you have not selected "This server requires a secure connection (SSL)" under the incoming (POP3) or outgoing (SMTP) port settings. \nTo control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server, follow these steps: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, choose "Email Accounts." \nSelect the radio button next to "Edit an existing account" and click the "Next" button. \nDouble-click the Yahoo! account. \nSelect the "Advanced" tab. \nIn the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on both the Yahoo! Mail server and on your local computer. If you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server after you have received them in Outlook, do not check this box. \nIf your ISP blocks port 25 or if you're unable to send email, then you will need to use port 587 when sending via Yahoo!'s SMTP server. To make this change, please follow the directions below: \n\nFrom the "Tools" menu, select "E-mail Accounts" \nSelect "View or Change existing email accounts" and click on "Next" \nSelect your Yahoo! POP account and click on the "Change" button \nNext, click on "More Settings&quo
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Yes, cause web based is you sign in to a web page and send/check email there,\nNo, Yahoo provide pop and smtp server, which you can send/receive email with email client like outlook express, but thats for pay users only\nNo to the above no and yes, if you know a 3rd party software call ypop, you can enjoy the convenience of the pay user and cost you nothing
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Yes Definitely!\nSince Yahoo Doesnt allow POP3 services for free account...there is a free software called YPops!\nWhich can be installed on your machine..n then a simple Outlook configuration would get your Yahoo Mails in your Outlook Client!\nCheck out: http://www.ypopsemail.com/
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POP: pop.mail.yahoo.com\nSMTP: smtp.mail.yahoo.com\n\nYou need to be a Yahoo! Mail Plus subscriber ($19.95/year) to access Yahoo! Mail via a client such as Outlook Express.\n\nYahoo Mail Plus: http://mailplus.mail.yahoo.com/\n\nAlternatively, you could try a free tool to access it such as YPOPs.\n\nSee here:  http://www.ypopsemail.com/
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Fist go to yahoo mail.Login and go to option&#92;settings.\nGoto POP Access and Forwarding\nEnable Web & POP access and save.\nThen go Outlook:\ngo to Tools-- Accounts --- add mail account.\ngive mail id, at servers tab:\nPOP3:POP.MAIL.YAHOO.COM (if your id yahoo.co.uk) pop.mail.yahoo.co.uk\nSMTP:SMTP.MAIL.YAHOO.COM\nDon't select "log on using Secure Password Authentication"\nGo to Advanced tab:\nSMTP port no:587\npop3: 110\nSelect at Delivery:\nleave a copy of messages on server.\nNow your Yahoo account configured for downloading messages to outlook express.\nand now go to Options:\nMaintanance: change mails store path.this is best pracice for taking backup mails.
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WHat you need is a Yahoo! Mail Plus\nhttp://mailplus.mail.yahoo.com/\n\nOnce you subscribe, your account will be POP# & SMTP enabled, and that would let you easily configure it with Outlook...\n\nOtherwise, search for a Free POP Mail, and configure Yahoo! to forward all emails to the other mail server...\n\nFREE POP Mail Servers:\nInMail24:\nhttp://www.inmail24.com/ \nnever tried configuring it though\n\nGmail - Google Mail:\nhttp://www.gmail.com/ \nrequires an invitation - send me your email and I will send you one...\nTo contact me, view my profile and choose "Contact"
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If you have a free Yahoo e-mail account you can't.  If you pay for your Yahoo e-mail account you can.\n\nIf you do have a pay account, here's how to set up Outlook:\n\nIn the POP server box enter "pop.mail.yahoo.com"\n\nIn the SMTP server box enter "smtp.mail.yahoo.com"
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You can't. You have to purchase Yahoo! Mail Plus. And then you can use yahoo mail on your outlook express
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I didn't think outlook worked at all with yahoo unless you have Email Plus. You might try a program called Ypops.
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Unfortunately, the only way to forward e-mail from your Yahoo! account to an outlook profile is to "Upgrade your account," which means you have to pay. This option is known as "Yahoo! Mail Plus," costs $19.99 per year, eliminates advertisements in your inbox, and has 2 GB of storage. You can upgrade at this address: http://mailplus.mail.yahoo.com\n\nIf you decide to upgrade, a good explanation of how to use POP access is here: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-07.html\n\nReally, though, I would suggest using an alternative free e-mail account (e.g., Gmail) which allows POP access (POP is an older protocol, used by Gmail and many many other services, to transfer messages from the server to your computer). This way, it will still be free.\n\nHopefully, Yahoo! will allow free POP access some time in the future. Come to think of it, that would be a superb incentive for Yahoo! Answers users...
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The ability to access Yahoo! Mail via a POP3 email client (such as Outlook or Outlook Express) is only available to customers of our premium Yahoo! Mail Plus service. \n\nMore at the source.
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outlook won't connect to Yahoo unless you have Yahoo Email Plus. But a program that will work is Ypops.
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You need to upgrade to http://mailplus.mail.yahoo.com/ mail plus to get forwarding. You have to pay to get this feature, just as you have to pay to get pop access to sync yahoo mail with your outlook.\n\nJust get http://www.gmail.com instead cuz they allow forwarding and pop access for free.
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you'd have to pay and subscribe to yahoo mail plus in order to avail that facility. however there are other email providers that provide pop access (ability to synchronize mail via email clients such as outlook) for free.
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Yes and no... \n\nThe free Yahoo accout will only let you access your mail through a wed browser (Internet Explorer, FireFox, NetScape, etc...) \n\nTo use Outlook to access your mail you need a account that can be access by "Post Office Protocol" or "POP3" ... you can get Yahoo to provide you with that service but they charge you for it... I forget the price... $20-40 per year I think... \n\nIn POP3 the Client program (Outlook or Outlook Express) links to a "Mail Server" Program that runs at your mail provider (say Yahoo) and after some level of authentacation the server will reply with a list of messages that it is currently holding for the account...  The client can then direct the server it send any or all of the held messages and whether or not to delete them from the server... the messages are then sent to the client as data files... \n\nOnce the client receives the message it is stored on your local computer can be displayed by the Client (Outlook) at any time regardless of whether the local computer has access to the Internet or not... Very useful if you don't have 24/7 access to the net (think dial-up and sharing the line with voice)\n\n\n\nEnder