how do i get the new SBC Yahoo! Mail Beta?
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The All New Yahoo! Mail will be released in two phases. Beginning April 18, 2006, 30% of the total Yahoo! primary accounts and sub accounts that are not under parental controls will be able to switch to the new Yahoo! Mail. The rollout will continue with the other 70% in the 2nd phase on May, until all Members that do not have parental controls enabled have the option to use the new version of Yahoo! Mail.\n\nYou dont need any invites to be able to use the new Yahoo Beta email. You just need to at least meet the system requirements:\n\n*Browsers\nIE 5.5 and higher (for Windows) \nFirefox 1.0 or higher (for Mac and Windows) \nMozilla Suite 1.7 or higher (for Mac and Windows) \nNetscape 7.2 (For Windows) \nSBC Yahoo! Browser 3.3 \n\n*Operating Systems\nWindows 2000, XP \nMac OSX \n\n\nEntry points for the new Yahoo! Mail are the following:\n\nTrap page | Promo Module on the Mail Welcome Page | Link on the Mail Options Page \n\n*Trap Page*\nWhen Members log in to email for the first time after being provisioned with access (30% on April 18) to the new Yahoo! Mail.\n\n*Promo module on the Mail Welcome Page*\n\nSBC Yahoo! Members using classic email will see the new Yahoo! Mail module on the Mail Welcome page, suggesting a switch to the new Yahoo! Mail. The Member needs only to click on the Try it today link to switch to the new Yahoo! email - provided they meet minimum system requirements.\n\n*Link on the Mail Options Page*\n\nThe Try it now link will be displayed on the Mail Options page only for SBC Yahoo! Members who are provisioned, regardless if the Member has already switched to the new Yahoo! Mail. This link will allow the Member to switch to the new Yahoo! Mail by directing them to the landing page from which they can access the new Mail version.\n\nNow if you really cant wait to change your email to Beta and you're tired of waiting, then the easiest way to change to Beta is change your location to UK or any other location not US. You can go about this by going to My account and click on Edit and under General preferences, change you Preferred Content to UK or Canada for the moment.When you click finish you are gonna be given a TOS (terms of service), you click accept and then after that you would be asked if you want to try the new Yahoo Beta version then you email away and enjoy Yahoo Beta! \n\nAnd if you want to switch back to the original "face" of yahoo mail, you simply click on the link that says, Switch Back (in line with Sign Out and My Account links at the top), then you're back to the original. But if you decide to switch back to Beta again, then you simply go to the Options tab (on the upper right corner), there would be a purple button there to Try Yahoo Beta again. This process is reversible and should not affect your email. So don't you worry about losing you emails.=D
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It keeps changing of course .... but as at 16 Feb the latest Beta is 7.5.0.333 - I'm not sure of latest non-Beta.\n(This is assuming u refer to Yahoo MESSENGER program!?)\n\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com will always have the latest one - but great shame they don't TELL you the version they're giving you BEFORE you download/install it!\n\nYou can usually get pretty up-to-date info on this area from independent user forums, e.g. http://www.bigblueball.com/forums/f124-yahoo-messenger-support.html or http://www.wackyb.com
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it's spelled "beta"! when you log onto your yahoo mail account click on the "what's new" link that's in the upper right hand corner. there, you'll see a "beta update" link. now you can only put your name on the waiting list because appparently there has been a lot of people wanting the yahoo mail beta.
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Go to http://help.sbcglobal.net\nselect High Speed Internet (DSL) from the Radio buttons and Select sbcglobal.net from the drop down for domain and click continue....It will take u to help home\nUnder the section for downloads, click AT&T yahoo software\nIn the results section click on the 6th option "Update your SBC Yahoo! DSL software"\nOn the new window Select whether for Peronal or Business or Both and click Get it All.\nRemeber. You should have an email address that ends with sbcglobal.net or pacbell.net and so on...\nMake sure you know the correct user id and password, else you wont be able to download the sbcyahoo software.\n\nhope that answers your question
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In ur yahoo mailbox goto the see in the right top corner .. U can see whats new.. just go there and u will find an Option to line urself in the Que for using Yahoo beta Mail... and after about 10 days u will automatically be Signed in inside the new yahoo Beta Mail version .... \n\n\nThats it...
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This is what I found about Yahoo! Mail Beta.\n====================================================\nClick on the below link to see how the Yahoo! Email Beta looks like:\n\nhttp://jeremy.zawodny.com/i/candygram-search.png\n\nI'm surprised that people are still emailing me to ask "when are you gonna write something about the new Yahoo! Mail?"\n\nI figured that with Walt Mossberg saying:\n\nI've been comparing the new version of Yahoo Mail, which claims to be the leader in Web mail, with Gmail, the challenger Yahoo most fears. My verdict: The new Yahoo Mail is far superior to Gmail. Yahoo more closely matches the desktop experience most serious email users have come to expect.\n...and PC Magazine saying:\n\n...there's no question that Yahoo! is set to make a big leap forward with its new Web-based mail product. We'll hold off on a rating until the official release or at least the full public beta, but from what we've seen and tested so far, Yahoo!'s competition may soon have some serious catching up to do.\n...and the AP saying:\n\nOverall, I find Yahoo easier to use, and it's quite impressive for a product that's only weeks old. I expect even more features by the time a final version is released.\nWell, I figured that the cat was pretty well out of the bag: the new Yahoo! Mail kicks a lot of ass. For lots of people out there, it's going to be the first web-based replacement for Outlook or Outlook express they've ever seen.\n\nAnd it's got some serious "WOW" factor going for it. I still remember when Ethan turned on my access a few months ago. I was at home packing for my trip to Parowan when he gave me the URL. The interface loaded up and I just thought... wow!\n\nIt was slower back then and has some bugs but it was already clear that it was going to move expectations up a level or two.\n\nOh, and if you look at that screenshot, you'll see that there are over 42,000 messages in my inbox. The product still works well with a big volume of mail.\n\nNow stop asking when I'm gonna write about it! :-)\n\nBTW, It is a closed beta right now but that should change soon. In the meantime I've asked the Yahoo! Mail team if I could give out a few "invites" so faithful readers could try it out. No response yet, so no promises. But let me know if you think you could really use it...
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The All New AT&T Yahoo! Mail will be released in two phases. Beginning April 18, 2006, 30% of the total AT&T Yahoo! primary accounts and sub accounts that are not under parental controls will be able to switch to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail. The rollout will continue with the other 70% in the 2nd phase on May, until all Members that do not have parental controls enabled have the option to use the new version of AT&T Yahoo! Mail.\n\nYou dont need any invites to be able to use the new Yahoo Beta email. You just need to at least meet the system requirements:\n\n*Browsers\nIE 5.5 and higher (for Windows) \nFirefox 1.0 or higher (for Mac and Windows) \nMozilla Suite 1.7 or higher (for Mac and Windows) \nNetscape 7.2 (For Windows) \nSBC Yahoo! Browser 3.3 \n\n*Operating Systems\nWindows 2000, XP \nMac OSX \n\n\nEntry points for the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail are the following:\n\nTrap page | Promo Module on the Mail Welcome Page | Link on the Mail Options Page \n\n*Trap Page*\nWhen Members log in to email for the first time after being provisioned with access (30% on April 18) to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail.\n\n*Promo module on the Mail Welcome Page*\n\nSBC Yahoo! Members using classic email will see the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail module on the Mail Welcome page, suggesting a switch to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail. The Member needs only to click on the Try it today link to switch to the new AT&T Yahoo! email - provided they meet minimum system requirements.\n\n*Link on the Mail Options Page*\n\nThe Try it now link will be displayed on the Mail Options page only for SBC Yahoo! Members who are provisioned, regardless if the Member has already switched to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail. This link will allow the Member to switch to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail by directing them to the landing page from which they can access the new Mail version.\n\nNow if you really cant wait to change your email to Beta and you're tired of waiting, then the easiest way to change to Beta is change your location to UK or any other location not US. You can go about this by going to My account and click on Edit and under General preferences, change you Preferred Content to UK or Canada for the moment.When you click finish you are gonna be given a TOS (terms of service), you click accept and then after that you would be asked if you want to try the new Yahoo Beta version then you email away and enjoy Yahoo Beta!
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If you have a problem with the Yahoo Mail Beta, you can switch back to your original Yahoo Mail. On the top of the screen near the logo and underneath your Yahoo! id there are a few links, including "Sign Out", "My Account" and "Switch Back". Just click on "Switch Back".
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???? yahoo Mail beta is the Yahoo Webmail under work. It will be available to everyone in the near future.\nIf you are a Y!Mail plus subscriber you will soon get the new Yahoo Mail + the the Yahoo Mail plus features
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Old yahoo mail. \nThe beta has to load every time I try to open it and sometimes it is really slow. Plus if you try to click on an email link, it takes forever to open up the compose page.\nThe format sucks, there is too much junk all over the page. \nI am sticking with the old mail
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simply log on to mail.yahoo.com\n\nif you're using Outlook Express,\nincoming server: pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com\noutgoing : smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com
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Well do you mean the new Yahoo! Mail Beta that has come out.\nIts a beta version of yahoo! mail where all the new features will be tried out until they are ready to come out in the final version.
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When you are logged into Yahoo Mail beta look at the very top where it says welcome (username), under that there is an option to switch back, click that and you will be switched back to the 'original' version. If and when you want to switch back again to the beta version, check for a link in your 'Options'
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You have to have a US Yahoo Mail Account. If you don't hvae one you can make one, using the standard procedure and entering your country as the US. \n\nOnce you have signed in you need to click "Whats New" which is in the top right hand corner. Frfom that screen there is a link to join the beta test.\n\nNote you will not instantly be part of the test, you will be added to a list and you will be emailed when you can join. There is no way to instantly sign up.
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You will need to get on the waiting list\n\nGo here: http://whatsnew.mail.yahoo.com to sign up
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1. Log on to your SBC Yahoo! homepage as you usually do. \n2. Click on <Sign In> on the SBC Yahoo! Browser the menu bar. \n3. Click on <Change user>\n4. The SBC Yahoo! Member Sign In screen (user chooser) will come up. On this screen, click on <Other user> icon\n5.Enter your yahoo.com username and password and click <Sign In> button. Do not add (@yahoo.com) to the username while signing on.
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Yes; go to yahoo.com main and click on the Beta preview.