I get a daily email from a fitness writer and he puts pics on his daily posts that come to us through email. I am not able to see the pics in his daily posts anymore. He told me that all I need to do is: "It's because you get the Pump on Yahoo. You have to go into your browser properties and ENABLE COOKIES." How do I do this?
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In Yahoo email, go to options, general preferences, messages, and uncheck block HTML graphics.\n\nOr, in internet explorer, go tools, internet options, privacy, and lower your setting to accept cookies.
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Yahoo properties won't save your signed in state across browser sessions.  So sign into toolbar with the "sign in" button and check the "remember my id" box, and customize your toolbar to only have mail, bookmarks and whatever else you use.  Then don't sign out of mail when you're done, just close your browser.  Your toolbar buttons will stay the same, for this session and when you restart your browser.  Then restart your browser and see that you still have to enter your password to get to your mail.\n\nThere you have it, a customized toolbar with only your buttons, and safe email.
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Way back in February, I had done a similar report and posted it on a forum which you can find at http://desiboard.us/bb/viewtopic.php?t=36018&\n\nMay be you need to register to view it, but it sure is soething very informative and on the point.\n\nOr may be you can get in touch with me on Yahoo. Get hold of me at surajsun_92[a]yahoo.com\n\nIt begins like ....\n\nFirst of all you should understand what types of threats are there on the net...\nWhile most users are aware of virus and worms threat, they usually overlook the other biggest threat ie the spywares.\n\nWhat are spywares ?\nSpywares are programs that get installed on your computer without your knowledge and collect data about your usage patterns like what sites you visit, what programs you run, even your personal details like age, gender and financial details too : all those things that can be useful for a marketing company to send you customized advertising. These programs send this data back to their websites where they are given to spammers and advertisers. All these things happen without the user's knowledge and that is the most ironical point of the story.\n\nCategories of spywares:\n\n>> Adwares:\nAdwares usually monitors your usage patterns and show you ads corresponding to them. Adwares are usually installed as freewares and it is quoted in their EULA (End User License Agreement) that the program will show relevant ads.\nMany of the adwares are freeware version of programs which are availible as paid versions. Examples of these programs : Opera, Divx, Download Accelerator Plus, Flashget etc. While these programs specifically tells the user that they can upgrade to their paid version if they dont want to get these advertisements but not every adware is like that.\n\n>> Browser Hijackers:\nThis is a broad category in which parasites like home page hijackers and search hijackers can be included.\n    >> Home page hijackers change the start page of the user's browser to some specific sites and some notorious of these are very difficult to remove.\n    >> Search hijackers change the search behaviour of the user's browser and when user searches for something on the Internet, these search sites give them the results.\n    \nUsually both of the hijackers stated above work on clickthrough systems. Here they are affiliates to other companies which give them money according to the hits they recieve through them. So, the ultimate goal of hijackers is to make the users click on the links through which they earn their revenue. As this is a difficult task, the program authors go extreme ways to achieve it and create difficult to remove parasites. Recent examples of such parasite are CoolWebSearch and AboutBlank.\n\n>> Dialers:\nDialers are programs that promise to make some "premium content" availible to the users by making calls through them. All their objective is to make the users dial the number which are usually long distance numbers of their affiliates.\n\n>> Tracking Cookies:\nCookies were meant to be used for customizing the websites according to the user's preferences. But marketing companies found another use of them. This useful feature is being abused by marketing companies by putting "third party cookies". Third party cookies means cookies stored by websites other than you are visiting - most often put through banners and ad rotators. These cookies can keep track of what sites you visit that contains their ads.........
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Read the help screens on blogger.com.  It explains that question very well.  IF you choose to activate this feature, then blogger assigns a specific email address to your blog, such that any msg sent to that address becomes a post.\n\nOf course there is a mammoth downside:  If a spammer ever got hold of that address, your blog would be overrun with spam!\n\nSo if you do decide to blog in this manner, guard the assigned address with your life!
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YOu need to contact customer support at yahoo and get his screenname and the site where the pictures are posted. It is against Yahoo's pictures terms of use to do that.
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You can't. You have to make a request. Ask the Yahoo team to do it.
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Not to Yahoo, unless you can determine that the source was a Yahoo account.  Send it instead to abuse@bankofamerica.com.  Many companies now have e-mail accounts named "abuse" or "spoof", to send such e-mails to.
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It means she gets forwarded emails with pictures in them and she can't see the images.  It may seem a little silly for me to even say this but some email programs like Gmail block images in email, make sure that if Yahoo has a similar feature that it is turned off.  Other than that, I don't really know.  Other people have had issues with pictures not coming through in emails and never having had that problem I honestly don't know what else could be wrong.
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it would be my guess that they have HTML graphics turned off. They would need to turn that on in order to see pictures in email
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You can only comment the pics on the pic page.  You cant comment anything on their main page.  When a pic is uploaded from Photobucket and put on someones page it is going to redirect you to that page.  \n\nI hope this is helpful.
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I doubt if there is anyone on Yahoo! Answers who know how to 'five the web' ! They are all otherwise 'fine' thank you, Sushanta ! But how can anyone show you what they do not know ?! Sure beats me !\n...From what you have tried to explain, I guess you have mistakenly deleted a mail sent to you by http://www.toponlineprofits.com.   \nNo need to worry : Just go to the website once more, and ask for their 'free 30 days trial programme' once again. They will surely oblige you. \nOnly make sure, that you do not delete their mail again :\nSince it was from a new sender of which your e-mailbox is unaware, the previous mail was possibly routed to the 'Spam' folder. And YOU must have deleted it, without even checking ! So, this time, check your Spam Folder everyday for their mail, and mark it as 'Not Spam'. That way, it will be shifted to your Inbox : Open it, and remember to immediately add their mail ID to your Address Book. \n...This way, NONE of the future mails from them will be treated as 'Spam' - and you will receive them all in your Inbox itself.\nBest of Luck.
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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.
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Please specify what email service you use. If it's Yahoo mail, just paste the entire link, including the http://
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Assuming you are clicking the "Save my login info" checkbox when you sign in, you probably aren't saving cookies.  To enable cookies, go to the "Options" item under the Tools menu.  Then look at the "Cookies" tab under the Privacy section and make sure you haven't disabled cookies.\n\nI usually have "allow sites", "originating site only" and "keep til they expire".  If it still isn't working, check your exceptions to make sure you haven't specified yahoo.com can't set cookies.
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use outlook express if you have yahoo  mail plus. every time i try to just paste into the body it prompts me to use the upload feature since they started it online. i use express now
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I like excite.com and gmail. But you maight want to try setting your junk filter on your yahoo account. Because I dont have a problem with yahoo. As far as I know it isnt turned on by defualt. Or it may just need to be set higher.
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If you deleted cookies from that site, they would be restored after you typed the address in the address bar and opened their site.\n\nDid you change your internet options to disallow cookies?  If you did, many sites will not give you access.\n\nGo to Tools\nInternet Options\ncheck your settings\nI have my "Privacy" set to Medium.  So far, no problem.  That's o.k. for me.  I don't want any smut.