I am having a problem with my computer. see, i can forward my emails from yahoo mail, but then when i  try to forward them from my netscape mail, my computer says pop up blocked. ive even set my settings to have a low pop up blocker security and allow most cookies as well. any helpful suggestions?
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just press Ctrl as you click
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i went through this also.  and I found out that if you will make sure that your pop-up blocker is off .  try this and see if that helps
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all email claim to have good spam blocker but i know use gmail and it is the bomb. ohh sorry i said that bush. gmail is the stuff. email me and i will send you gmail invite. \n\nto locate my yahoo email go to my profile.
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If you were previously able to send email from Yahoo to GMail, then the problem can't be spam blocking, which is what I would've first guessed.\n\nThe only other causes I can think of are that (1) you're misspelling your new GMail address, or (2) new GMail address is not in effect yet, or (3) you've somehow set forwarding at your new GMail address to some other address.
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I find your question a bit incomplete...\nI am explaining all the possibilities; please see which suits you:\n\nCASE I:\nYou have a toolbar installed (like Google Toolbar/Yahoo! Toolbar/MSN Search Toolbar/etc.)\n\nThere will be a separate button on the toolbar which displays the status of pop-up blocker (how many blocked, blocking/allowing and so on). Click on that button. The mode will automatically change to "Allow Pop-Ups". It will not block any pop-ups for THAT PARTICULAR SITE.\n\nCASE II:\nNo toolbar installed; using Internet Explorer 6/7\n\nGo to Tools > Internet Options > Privacy tab and then uncheck the "Block Pop-Ups" box. You're done!\n\nPlease feel free if your error is still not resolved. I like helping people!\nConnectionzOnline@yahoo.com
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It's blocking pop ups...mozilla firefox likes to do those kind of things. You have to change the settings and let it accept pop ups from whichever pages it is you need them from. Mozilla is preety good. Hope I helped. Although your still suppost to have the Internet Explorer in your Windows. So just use the IE.
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Two things, firstly if you are able to log in and do everything you need to, then ignore the error message. The extra cookies that are being blocked are likely to be "spyware" related. \nNormall cookies store information that you need to log into a website securely.\nHowever the cookies that are casing the errors are likely files that track your browsing habbits on a site and pass them on to a advertisment site. It's useraly good to block these cookies for privacy.\n\nSecond, never ever post your email address on a website unless you have to! In the case of Yahoo Answers everyone can reply directly on the website without a need to send you an email directly. Yahoo sends you an email itself when someone answers one of your questions on the website.\nThe reason you shouldn't advertise your email address is that many computers automaticly scan the internet for websites that contain emails. When it finds one, it adds the email address to a database and then uses it to send you lots of spam!
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You're having a problem with graphics.  Our computer is the same way.  It doesn't display backgrounds etc.  Then I lost my compose box in yahoo.  You have to edit your options and option out of using graphics. Opt for plain text and your compose box will come back, I promise. Yahoo mail help will help you with this.\nThis is from their help page:\n"I can ’t compose, reply, or forward messages. \nThat takes all the fun out of email, doesn't it. Let's fix it! \nHere's how: \n\nClick the "Options" link in the upper right of your Mail page. \nOn the Options page, in the "Management" column, click on "General Preferences". \nFind the "Composing E-mails" section, "Mode:", and choose "Compose messages as plain text". \nScroll to the bottom and click the "Save" button. \nNow try it. Can you Compose, Reply to a message or Forward? \n\nIf so, great! We're done. But if you're still having trouble Composing, Replying to a message or Forwarding, please click 'Contact Us' below, because we would like to resolve this and get your account working properly as quickly as possible. \n\nInclude your Yahoo! ID, and list each step you have already taken. Thanks!"\n\nHope that helped.
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Well, I can answer this without using your email.  Yahoo is known for blocking spam and it's high virus protection.  What it doesn't do is block emails from personal computers like the one you got.  And most of those emails originate from the ol' USA.  It's up to your knowledged of deciding what is fact and what is fiction.
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Go to tools on your menu bar and select pop up blocker >pop up blocker settings and put in www.yahoo.com in allow pop ups from this site. I think this should work. You can also go to tools >internet options > privacy and at the end untick block pop ups. Hope this helps.
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One of your "Well-Known Ports" may be disabled. The port that controls e-mail is #25, SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). What can cause this to be disabled is spyware, viruses, trojans, logic bombs, and other types of malicious software. Have you tried to do a cold boot and then attempt to acces your e-mail? Maybe just by restarting you could rectify the problem. I reccomend that you download the Yahoo! Anti-spyware toolbar, Microsoft malicious tool remover (if you are running Windows), and AVG Free Edition. Do a cold boot and then start over. However, I really need to know more about your problem to diagnose it. Just try that first.
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Check for your pop-up blocker could be Yahoo tool bar or google tool bar, make sure pop-up is allowed, if u still doesn't when u see the page "downloading" there is an alternative link which stats.. having problem download click here.. try clicking and downloading from that site, if it doesn't work get me u r email i will sent to u thru.. take care
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Try mozilla firefox. It blocks all popups. http://www.mozilla.org/ \nScan your computer for spyware. Disable javascript in emails, because it may be some onmouseover script. If you are accessing email through POP, don't use outlook express. I prefer mozilla thunderbird.
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Well, firstly, you could try auto-forwarding your gmail to your yahoo address as an alternative to POP access.\n\nBut, if you really want POP access:\n1) Make sure you have enabled POP access in your gmail account (click on Settings >> Forwarding and POP, in your Gmail account).\n2) Choose the settings you want.\n3) Log in to Yahoo Mail. Click on Options >> Mail Addresses\n4) Click add, the fill in the fields as appropriate, and save. (more details here: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-07.html)\n\nMail Server: pop.gmail.com\nUser Name: Enter your Gmail username (including @gmail.com)\nPassword: Enter your Gmail password \n\nGive that a try, if you still have no luck, then its probably some SSL authentication thingy thats not working properly. :(   Bummer.\n\nYou could try re-directing your gmail via auto-forwarding if all else fails :)
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You need a pop-up blocker and a spam guard. AVG Free, ewido, spybot are all good spam guards. And for the pop-up blocker, you'll have to adjust your settings for internet explorer (or whatever program you use).
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Try deleting cookies and emptying the cache on your browser. Download this pop-up blocker for PC and install http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/win/43341. See if it helps. Pop-ups is a PC thing so try to minimize it with the blocker and cleaning your cache and cookies from time to time.
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Hi,\n\nCheck if you browser accept cookies, if not enable it at the settings menu. Also, check your security level in your browser, if it's set to too high, it will also deny some of the features needed by Yahoo! Mail.\n\nIf you have any firewalls or Popup blocker installed, check their settings, some firewalls block cookies and code from being excecuted by the browser to prevent scam.\n\nHope this solve your problem.\n\nBest regards,\nSiau.