No, I ain't pulling nothing. It's an old timey computer/OS but still works just fine on or off line for day to day work. I have others with Win7 and 8, and never been able to get them to work as easily as 2000. Never had any trouble with any sites yet. Butt I'm only into email and looking up stuff - not into watching videos, playing games, giving out personal info, socialist media, etc...
is is a big butt, you guys know a whole lot more than those who post crypti c stuff at the computer groups. Any help steering me in the right directi on would be appreciated!
hoo to my desktop? I searched a lot the last few days and these are what I thought were the best so far, but none of the worked.
nd anything with good reviews that works so far.
device using IMAP.
an enter this information into Microsoft Outlook to retrieve your e-mails t o avoid agreeing to the new upgrade and still be able to retrieve your mail .
ant to export Yahoo Mail to Outlook PST file instantly.
POP3, after that you can create a PST file and save all the info that your need in the PST created.
password. When downloading, there was no where to enter password. And the y did not send any emails with password....)
third party software like Yahoo Backup tool which is capable to create bac kup of Yahoo emails. The backup will be created as an email file like PST, EML, MBOX or MSG which can be opened and accessed just like an Yahoo email using the respective email client. External solution available like these c an be really an effective solution to save Yahoo emails to external hard dr ive.
ial of user account.
here you to save email data & click on "Start" button to initiate the email download process.
show a confirmation message "Download completed successfully". Then Click on "OK" button.
have you try this
Download all emails from yahoo server to a laptop or hard drive easily with Yahoo Backup application this backup utility developed for windows operating system to take all backup from yahoo server to PST, EML, EMLX, and MBOX file extensions. You can also download this free application.
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