how can I store my sent e-mails in Yahoo ?
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just cheak this option in the mail option in yahoo. you can cheak the emails you sent in this folder under inbox.\ngood luck
573841
just send everything to a yahoo id its much better and more storage space like 1 gb. I can get you a gmail account that has 2gb storage just let me know im at virds2k@yahoo.com
1009643
Go to your email options/settings: point to the following servers\n\n    * IMAP: imap.next.mail.yahoo.com (incoming)\n    * SMTP: smtp.next.mail.yahoo.com (outgoing)\n    * You will need to enter your Yahoo! ID and password to sign into Yahoo!
517095
go to your sent mail & resend\nyou'll find it there in your sent file, then resend.\nmine is below, add me to your list & we can figure it out
919732
Salut Eveline,\n\n As far as I know, you cannot do that in Yahoo, but you can in Hotmail and Gmail (Options section).\n\nHope this helps!
738579
try using a mail service with huge storage to store your documents safely. Yahoo is a great example. You can mail the documents and store it in the Yahoo mail server safely. happy saving :)
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.
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First, export the information from your  Yahoo! Address Book: \n\nGo to the  Yahoo! Address Book and make sure that you are signed into your account. \nClick the "Addresses Options" link on the right side of the Address Book page. \nClick the "Import/Export" link. \nIn the Export section, click the "Export Now" button next to the phrase "Microsoft Outlook." \nWhen prompted, specify a location where you would like the file to be saved, and enter a name for the CSV file in the "Save As" dialog box. \nThe Comma Separated Values (.csv) file generated in the process above can be read by Microsoft Outlook Express. \n\nNext, import the CSV file into Outlook Express: \n\nOpen Microsoft Outlook Express. \nSelect "Import" from the "File" menu. \nFrom the "File" menu, select "Other Address Book." \nSelect the file type "Text File (Comma Separated Values)." \nClick the "Import" button. \nEnter the location and name of the file you exported from Yahoo! or use the "Browse" button to find the file. Then click the "Next" button. \nCheck the fields you wish to import, and uncheck any fields you do not wish to import to Outlook Express. Or, click "Change Mapping..." to modify where to store the data from Yahoo! Address Book in Outlook Express. \nClick "Finish" to import the data. \n\nhope this helps ...
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go to yahoo.com\nat the top choose Mail\nlog in to your account\nchoose "compose mail"\nand enter the email address that you want to send in the \n"to" area\nand input your subject line\nand go ahead and type. then when your done. click send
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Try the beta Google E-mail, Gmail.\n\nAlthough it probably isn't looked favorably upon posting this at Yahoo!, gmail is definitely the best email client I have yet encountered. Although it requires you to be invited by a participating member, if you can find someone to send an invite it is well worth it.
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click on it then save it if you have im you say email folder then what you saved will come up then you click on it then email it!\nget im and you can do it!
461832
I don't think you can. Coz most of the e-mail clients use POP3. I think this is b'coz it is easier to transfer using this protocol. But Yahoo! uses good old SMTP. So your client won't be able read or translate it.
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My suggestion would be to:\n\n1) create another account\n2) forward your sent mail to that account\n3) delete all sent mail from this account.\n\nIn case you are a paid Yahoo subscriber, contact Yahoo support. they might provide some solution.
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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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You really need to be more specific...what e-mail provider are you talking about (Yahoo?)?  Why do you want to erase them? With Yahoo and most of the popular providers, you have a huge amount of storage space. I would suggest filing them in subfolders. Otherwise, in most cases, you'll need to "select all" and delete page by page.
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To move a certain message in Yahoo Mail, you can select tbe checkbox next to the message and then select move and click the appropriate folder.\n\nYou can also create filters in your Yahoo! Mail Options to automattically move messages from specific people into specific folders.
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