How do I get the new  "My Yahoo!" homepage?
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My "up-grade" was automatic. On the Yahoo homepage (www.yahoo.com) there is a link to either keep the new settings or revert to the old ones... check for that and see if it changes your My Yahoo, too.
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Unfortunately, the new homepage hasn't been completely developed to work in all browsers, including the new Internet Explorer Beta. I'm sure they're working on it as we speak, but until it's ready there's no way to make it show up. You can see for yourself by going to http://www.yahoo.com/preview
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there is link in yahoo main page to set it as a home page..or u can set it from the properties of explorer if u r using windows..
227849
There are 2 ways of doing this. The first way is to go to the website you want as your home page, select the tools menu from the top of the screen, Internet Options, then under "Home Page" click on the "Use Current" button. That will make the current page you are on your new home page.\n\nThe second way is to just open Tools, Internet Options, and type the address you want as your home page into the box, like http://www.yahoo.com.
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On your browser, go to tools -> Internet options -> general -> homepage\n\nand set it to the one you'd like
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This works with Internet Explorer.> \n\nTo change your home page, click Tools at the top of your screen, a menu will drop down, click Internet Options, on the General tab, where it says Home Page type or cut and paste the address you want for your home page, or if you're on the page you want for your home page click Use Current, click Apply and then OK.\n\nAnother option is go to Yahoo home page, put your cursor on the red Y before Yahoo's address on your address bar, left click, hold down and drag and drop on the house icon above your address bar, a window will pop up and ask you if you would like to set your home page to Yahoo, click Yes.
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Yahoo! is testing a new home page on randomly selected users. It is just temporary and you'll get the old design back. If you want to get rid of it now, on Internet Explorer, click on the Tools menu and select Internet Options. On the dialog, click the Delete Cookies button and click OK. You may have to refresh the Yahoo! page to see the old home page.
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on the top of the yahoo! page, it says "make y! your home page"  click on that.
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or go to the main Yahoo! page and click on the "Make Yahoo! your home page" link
280416
just open tools and go to internet options in the general section then rename yahoo as your default homepage, once you open the internet options it is pretty much self explanatory, good luck
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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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try to reset your homepage maybe then the new yahoo homepage will be open.
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To change your homepage in IE (eg. to Yahoo's Home Page):\n\n1. Access Yahoo's Homepage (or the homepage you want)\n2. Go to the menubar and click <TOOLS> <INTERNET OPTIONS>\n3. Under the 'General' Tab, you will see homepage and a dialogue box that should contain the MSN homepage URL\n4. Click on the <USE CURRENT> button and the URL - http://www.yahoo.com/ (or the URL of the homepage you want) will appear in this dialogue box\n5. This should reset you homepage to Yahoo (or whatever homepage you choose)
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go to yahoo and select to set it as your homepage
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go to the page and in the top left corner ( IN the page, not the toolbar) there will be a button that says " make yahoo your home page ", clik it
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go to www.yahoo.com and at somewhere on the page it says make yahoo your homepage, you can click that or go to the tools at the top of your browser and click on internet options and type it in there, hit apply and you're set.
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What exactly do you mean, do you want it as your "home" page when you start your browser, if so .. Go to yahoo..\n\nThen in IE go to Tools, Internet Options, and the first box should show http://www.yahoo.com, and select use current.