How can I write a mail from my yahoo? Every time I click on the COMPOSE link that section appear, but I can't.
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You need to be updated to the latest version of Internet Explorer, or try changing to plain text mode using the instructions in the link below.
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Yahoo! mail help section has detailed instructions on how to do this
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When you sign in onto the mail part of Yahoo! the first page should be on mail. On the far right corner near the upper part of the page, you will see a link marked options. You must click on options to reveal a page with three columns. Look at the column marked Managment. Each thing will be highlighted. Signitures will be the fourth highlighted topic there. Click on it and type how you want your signiture to be. Ex: Yours truly, Mark Anderson.\nWhen you compose to add signiture all you do is click on the box beside, add signiture. \nIf you have any further questions regardin Yahoo! Mail, e-mail your question at rika82dynamite@yahoo.com\nThank you
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First, you have to set up you account. If you already have an account, click on to "compose" on the Yahoo page, and start writing your e-mail. Press "send" to send it after you finish.
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You have to simply download a small program for your comptuer. See this:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-09.html
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The following Yahoo Help topic should answer your question:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/mail/ext/ext-09.html\n\nYou need to make Yahoo your 'default email application'.\n\nTo do this follow the instructions in the above link.
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I have the same problem so instead I use the buttons at the top of the compose window for cut and paste.  They seem to work well.  \n\nAlso you could disable the enhanced features in the options menu so it will go back to the normal cut and paste style.  In Yahoo mail go to Options-> General Preferences -> Composing E-mails and select the "Compose messages as plain text" Mode.   \n\nThat worked for me.
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When composing an email from Yahoo! webmail, you will notice above the "To:" field there are two links. One to "Add CC" and one to "Add BCC". \n\nClick on the one to "Add BCC", and a new header field will appear. You can then put the address to which you want to BCC (blind carbon copy) your email.\n\nFor BCC to work, though, you need a responsible party in the "To:" field.
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You create it with your yahoo.com email account. =)
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Assuming that you are using Yahoo Mail and the issue is with it.\n\nDo you get any error message? What happens when you type the mail and click on Send?\n\nTry the steps below.\n\n\n1. Click the options link in the upper right of your Mail page. \n\n2. On the Options page, in the "Management"column, click on "General Preferences". \n\n3. Find the "Composing E-mails"section, "Mode:", and choose "Compose messages as plain text". \n\n4. Scroll to the bottom and click the "Save"button. \n\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 contact the Yahoo customer care. Contact information in the link below.
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This can be done by writing some HTML code. It basically would look like this:\n\n<a href="mailto:your_email@ yahoo.com">Email me!</a>\n\nWhat you would see are the words "Email me!" as a link. If a viewer clicks on that link, an email editor is automatically launched.\n\nYou can also add extra default items to this email, like a subject, CC field, BCC field, or email body. This can be done by adding what are known as parameters to your email address. The parameters would need to be separated by a ampersand character (&). The parameters are:\n\n?subject\n?cc\n?bcc\n?body\n\nSo say you wanted to create a link to automatically open an email with the subject "Hi there!" and CC it to "your_second_email@ yahoo.com". The resulting code would look like this:\n\n<a href="mailto:your_email@ yahoo.com?subject=Hi there!&cc=your_second_email@ yahoo.com">Email me!</a>\n\nI hope this helps.
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is this while you are composing an email (writing it yourself)\n\nif it is, then retreiving lost messeages can sometimes be possible, and other times, maybe not! it depends how long you have spent on a page really- if you have spent tooo long on writing a message, then the page (web browser will time-out).\n\njust try hitting the back button really. if there no luck, then in future try making a copy of the emailing before sending it, or compose it in a text editor on your PC before submitting it on your email website.
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You can use a log of HTML codes in yahoo mail, If your email is in HTML format, So choose HTML format and not the Plain text format and you will be able to add any feature of the HTML.
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when you paste your link into your email to send it to someone else, paste it into brackets...\n\n< link > make sure you open and close those brackets...
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The usual problem is that text box is missing from the page. If this is the case, you can fix it by switching to plain text mode. Click on Options in the upper right corner of your inbox and then on General Preferences. On the next page, select "Compose messages as plain text" in the Composing E-Mails section. Then just save your new settings. (The save button is in the upper and lower left corners.)\n\nIf you are having problems that involve an error on the page, please read this other answer a member of customer care provided: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006010904841
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happens to me too; it's just the way the e-mail link is coded.  Just copy the address from outlook and paste it into Yahoo email and it will work fine.
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Try this:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/send/send-34.html\n\nDoes that help?