How can I set up nested folders in Yahoo mail beta?
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You cannot, yahoo does not prides this facility.\nBut you may contact them ask them for this facility.
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You can only attach folders to a Yahoo E-mail if it is a zip folder.
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Depending on your client, you should be able to configure them as seperate accounts.  What e-mail client are you using?
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GOTO tools, Internet options, and default email should be set to yahoo...I am thinking she had hotmail and Outlook and it is set to default..Programs tab
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I was already using Yahoo! Mail Beta for a while now. Read this thing in TechSpot Forums and thought of trying it out with another Y! id of mine and it worked  \n\nHere is a step by step process for making ur normal Yahoo! Mail to Yahoo! Mail Beta.\n\nLog on to Yahoo! Mail. \nOn the right side click on Options, or click on the arrow beside Mail button in the left side Options. \nOn the left panel, click on Account Information. \nThen edit the Members Information. \nBelow you will find Yahoo! Content, select Yahoo! England and click ok. \nThen you will see, English - United Kingdom. \nSave changes. \nVoila! Accept the invitation for Yahoo! Mail Beta. \nEnjoy!
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Configuring External (POP) Mail Accounts in Yahoo! Mail\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-07.html
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/
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In Yahoo mail---\ngoto mail tab ..under it click on folders....beside the list of folders ull find (rename,delete)...click delete to delete the folder\n\nIn Hotmail\nOn the left hand side ...click on folders\nCheck the folders from the list ....and click on delete in the top...\n\nIn Gmail...\nGmail has the concept of Labels....\nTo create one select any message...and under More actions..\nchoose new label...enter a label name...msg will be copied into this label...\n\nTo edit/delete labels....in the left handside click on edit label....click on remove to delete label\n\nIn Outlook...\n\njst select the folder and delete it.....\n\n\nHope the explanation is clear and concise...
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in yahoo mail you have a draft folder that is located just below inbox
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You can have 1 in each folder.  The settings for each folder will inherit from the parent folder and add on the new settings.  The sky's the limit!
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I just switched back and forth successfully from New Mail to Old and back.\n\nIf you're in the old mail and you had previously betatested the new one, just go to the options tab and click on the big "Try Yahoo Mail Beta" button at the top right corner of the tab. \n\nYour mailbox will instantly switch to the new funky version of Yahoo mail.\n\n\n\nJust in case, note that the "switch" is linked to the Yahoo ID, not to the computer nor to the browser, so if it's for a first time switch to the New Mail on a different Yahoo Account, you still have to go to the following adress to upgrade your mail.\nhttp://uk.whatsnew.mail.yahoo.com/
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It's called setting up a filter.\n\nClick on these in order - the arrow next to "mail", "options", "filters", and then "add".
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Try using the new yahoo beta e-mail, its identical to outlook express.
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There is not a way to hide a specific folder in Yahoo Mail.  You can:\n1. Hide all folders.  At the top of your folders is My Folders.  Just to the right is a hide button.  It will hide all the folders, however once the folders are hidden there is now a show folders button that your kids could see and click on to show your folders.\n2.  Set up a Yahoo email for you and one for the family.  Send the stuff you don't want the kids seeing to your personal email account.\n3. Create a really boring folder name which the kids would not want to look in.  Call it Taxes.
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Just select the attach files option and browse to appropriate folder and select the file and click add these files .\nExact details depend on what mail you are using.
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check these links.\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/config/config-01.html\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/send/send-26.html
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I'm not sure if this is what your looking to do but here is my offer.\n\nMost email clients (including yahoo) allow you to archive your emails, if you do that then I believe you can save them as 1 file and be able to view them later.