Do I get a briefcase or someplace to store some of my important files in the yahoo mail free account?? Like some place where I can store my impostant data..
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click in the upper-right corner of this page on the help link\n\nhttp://briefcase.yahoo.com/
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Here is a place where it is easier to do that ... at least I have found it better overall.\n\nhttp://www.esnips.com\nyou get 1 GB of space, which should be enough for about everything you want to save, unless you have a whole lot of very large files.\n\nIf you prefer to use yahoo, go to http://briefcase.yahoo.com/youryahooname and then click on addfiles, and follow directions from there.  However, you are limited to 30 mb of space.  For photo's, you can go to yahoo photos or flickr and upload your photos there, and if you dont want them to be seen by other people, just make them private.
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Yahoo will! It's called your "Briefcase"...look on the left hand edge of your "My Yahoo" page and you'll probably find it.
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Pretty simple ..Click on  File on the top left corner, then scroll down to Save as and select where on your computer u want to save All the emails ..( First create a seperate folder on your C or d drive)
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I would suggest creating a New User account with a password and placing all your private stuff there.\nControl panel\nUser Accounts\nE
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in outlook express go to file menu.there is a menu like backup or import and export.select export.select all personal files and containing data.give it a path like another partition.then let it back up your files.then write them on a CD or cool disk.\nin destination go to file import and give the cooldisk or CD as path.\nall the information will come back.\nbut not username -password -and mail server setting (you should set it up your self.)
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go to http://briefcase.yahoo.com and sign in and than u can ccreat folders and upload any file or image there and u can also share it with ur friends.\nhere is my briefcase, check it\nhttp://briefcase.yahoo.com/daney200334
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Look in your photo album for an album named "mail attachments" that could be where they are, if you used the save to yahoo photos feature from the email.
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hello Bob, \nsent mails are saved in sent folder and unsent mails can be saved in drafts folder by providing suitable settings to your mail box . If you wish to prioritize your mails as per receipt then you can make folder and use filters provided in yahoo mail box options section.
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Move the files to a different folder in the briefcase and then move it to the folder you want it to really be in.
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I ended my dsl service once and Yahoo offers you a "moving" helper that helps you transfer all your data to basic yahoo account and you keep all the stored emails as well. You may have to change the ending of your email (to @yahoo.com) but that's it
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Hi - it depends what system youre using. \n\nFor Yahoo / Hotmail, if you ask the PC to save your user ID and password then yes, she could have gone onto your PC, logged onto Yahoo / Hotmail, seen you have mail and checked it.\n\nIf you're using a PC with Lotus Notes, then she would need a password.\n\nFor PCs with Outlook, you dont need a password to use so always log out when youre not using. Also, check your 'delegates' and make sure she's not able to view your account from her screen. If you need more info on checking delegates, ask your nearest IT guy (I use Lotus and cant remember how to sue Outlook, sorry!) Hope this helps!
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I assume that is a free e-mail account. If so, you are pretty much doomed, let alone the secret question. Yahoo does not help free account holders for retrieving his or her password.\n\nYour best option now is to discard it and open a brand new account, redirect your e-mails to be sent to the new one, as well as you online contacts. After that, make sure you save your secret question and password for future reference in case you lose them again.
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Storing text for free, more for pay?\nWas it hotmail? You may want to go to http://hotmail.com and set up your e-mail account. It is free. It has address storage, spam filter, e-mail address book etc. You can access or send your e-mail from any computer and extend your storage for a fee. It is a great idea!\n\nHope it's it.\nCordially, India.Magica
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Judging from the the address of your yahoo account, I'd say this is a free mail, which you may not be able to do much about it once you forgot your password, especially your security question. Yahoo service does not offer free mail account support for its non-subscribers.\n\nYour only option now is to abandon this account, redirect your yahoo contacts to a new one that you are suggested to create, and start making a backup copy of your password and security question and store them safely for future reference.\n\nGood luck.
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no, but why would you want to ?\nyour yahoo mail is protected by password.
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It depends on what email software you are using.  If you are using Microsoft outlook you can archive all old emails and import them again if you need them.  If you are using yahoo you can save them in their own folders and refer back to them when you need them.  I do this with personal emails that I want to keep or anything important like passwords for future.