I have 2 addresses in yahoo. How can I switch easily from one to the other without restarting the site?
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Try installing another browser like firefox and use that browser for the 2nd yahoo address. Use original browser, assume IE, for 1st yahoo address. Then when you want to use one address or other, open corresponding browser. Hope this helps.\n\nGood luck!
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if your talking about yahoo, go to options, then click on the 2nd email address link, itll come up with this thing about how you can have a "dot" email, like pigs.inblankets@yahoo, or something. itl do the trick
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top of the yahoo page there is a button that says "switch to old page" or "switch to new page". click it
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Go into "tools" and select "internet options" then you will see at the top the webaddress of your current homepage which will obviously be Yahoo. Just change it to a new one you would like and click "on" and you are all done.\n\nHope this helps.\nCraig.
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In Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to "Tools" on the menu above, select "Internet Options," and on the top of "General" tabpage, you will see the box where you can change your webpage. Just type the new address into the white box and click "OK" below.
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Sure - click Options (top right), then select "POP Access and Forwarding". At the bottom of this page you can enter an alternative address to forward all of your mails to (but you can't forward to another Yahoo address)
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go to a different site and then go to the site you want.\nthats what i do.
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Download Intelli-Sync in yahoo and it will move your calendar and address book between the two.\n\nhttp://address.mail.yahoo.com/?A=x&A2=11
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You can do it in Yahoo! Mail.\nGo to Options->Management->Mail Addresses and create a new email address with same Yahoo! account. You can change this once in a year and it can contain a period (.)
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It happened to me long time ago and I wanted that address very bad because I had very good history of chess but I couldn't.\n\nI didn't even contact Yahoo, just changed the address. \n\nThere are many bugs in Yahoo, for example these days you can't make a group no matter how much you try. There are 3 steps and You get stuck on step1 because they forgot to put a button that leads to Step2. This thing happened when they changed the page.\n\nI mentioned it here and didn't even report to Yahoo.
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Go to tools on the taskbar go to internet options on the little page that comes up it has the address type in www.yahoo.com and click use current problem solved.
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You don't have to set up a new account! You don't have to change your profile.\n\nYahoo! Mail lets you create a second email address for free. Just go to the main Mail page and click the Options link in the upper left of the page. Click the Mail Addresses link. In the Extra Mail Address section, click the Get Started link and create the new email address.
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Unless there's a link to allow you to revert back, you can't.\n\nTry a customizable My Yahoo page as your new home page instead. \n\nSee here:\n\nhttp://www.my.yahoo.com
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Depends on who your old email account is with.  Trueswitch might work for you - http://www.trueswitch.com/yahoo/
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log into your existing yahoo account - go to options - mail addresses - yahoo now give the option to have two email addresses going to the 'same account' using a dot in the email address....have a look!
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Use "AddressGuard" which is in Options (right hand side up the top in Yahoo Mail).\n\nYou set up a base name, then get up to 500 addresses you can create using different keywords...\n\nI use a different address for each web-site / registration I have - and they all act like individual addresses, but with only ONE yahoo login!\n\nThis is because I was so sick of all the spam I was getting, so having one address for each site meant I could find out where the spam originates from!
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go to "tools" "internet options" then under homepage, type the address that you want