why does yahoo not have an express version of their messenger like AOL does?
145177
They do.\n\nGo to Messenger.yahoo.com and scroll ALL THE WAY down to the very, very bottom. There is a link right above the copywrite info that says "LAUNCH WEB MESSENGER."\nClick it! wham, bam, yay!
635087
Outlook Express is a POP3 email client. Yahoo! Mail - the free version - doesn't support POP3 unless you upgrade to Yahoo! Mail Plus, which is a paid service.\n\nAlternatively, you can try an open source mail proxy called YPOPs! that lets Outlook Express think it's talking to a POP3 server when communicating with Yahoo! Mail. I think you should try this out before considering to upgrade to Plus.
100907
I don't know of anything like that for Yahoo!, but I do know that the AOL Browser (http://downloads.channel.aol.com/browser ) can do that to all web pages. It also offers a few other features. I don't like it because, well, I don't use any of the features enough for it to be useful to me. Some people do like it though, so give it a try.
658416
I believe chat2.0 is java based, and yahoo took away the java support about a month ago.l
16790
You might need to upgrade your version of Yahoo! Messenger.
5193
Before there used to be a little plug-in for windows where u could make yahoo as default mial app. i think it is now intregated in messenger installation.
19474
If they do not have this, I have been told you can recommend this to AOL by emailing their webmaster. I don't believe they have this however, yet I don't use AOL anymore.
283887
Unfortunately, at this time Yahoo does not offer this capability.  You'd have to use Outlook (good choice) or Outlook Express (yuck!) to gain this ability.
363633
Americaonline Instant Messenger\n\ngo to www.aim.com and download it. \n\nIt's a messenger service (you probably have yahoo)..AIM is just a diff provider.
68274
Let me see if I have this straight. Someone sent you a web link in a Yahoo instant message and the web page will not open? What does AOL have to do with this? Are you sure the link is a good one? Please clarify your problem.\n\n1/18/06 Thanks for updating your question. I assume you have a 'default' browser setting. In other words, your system knows to open a particular browser when you click on a link (i.e. a link in a message). Even though you use AOL as an internet provider you do NOT have to use their browser. I assume you are aware of that as well. I suggest you download Mozilla Firefox as a browser. Not sure this will cure this problem but it is a very fast, user friendly browser. Email me at kenburnham2001@yahoo.com if you are still having problems.
36796
You can download the AOL Instant Messenger from here:\n\nhttp://www.aim.com/
22316
If you use Trillian and have an account on both AOL and Yahoo! you can send and receive IMs on each one.\n\nSee http://trillian.cc/
597693
What do you mean? yahoo and aol are too seperate companies and applications...\n\nYou can sign on to AIM and YIM independetaly, by installing them on your computer. BUT, if AOL is your dial up / internet provider, then you have to be connected to AOL then log on to AIM.
539594
yahoo has recently gotten rid of the old java chats. now you have to use messenger or go to http://chat.yahoo.com/ or http://beta.chat.yahoo.com/ they have also temporarily suspended the ability to make your own rooms.\n\na much smarter choice would be to use yahoo chats in http://www.yahelite.org/
331585
HELLO\nDO U MEAN AMERICA ON LINES MESSENGER OR ANOTHER MESSENGER.  WHAT EVER UR ?????????? IS JUST GO 2 THE SITE AND DOWNLOAD\n\nHOPE THAT HELPS
1076851
Thu Jun 29, 9:07 AM ET\n \nYahoo on Thursday released a new beta version of Yahoo! Messenger, its instant message client for Mac        OS X users. The new release features an entirely new interface and new capabilities, including webcam support. \n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/macworld/20060629/tc_macworld/messenger20060629_0
10163
Some of the major IM providers have webpage based services.  These allow you to chat using your normal login ID via a normal webpage:\n\nMSN Web Messenger: http://webmessenger.msn.com/\nICQ-2-GO: http://www.icq.com/icq2go/\nAIM Express: http://aimexpress.aol.com/\n\nI'm not aware of a service for Yahoo IM users.