My daughter wants to open her first Yahoo account. I don't see any obviouis way for her to click and begin.
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How old is she? Open it and keep the password. Use parental\ncontrols.
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you should try asking yahoo! for help if you established a secundary account they will reset it for you
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She probably set it to remmeber her info, (there is a little button under the login. just sign her out correctly and then sign yourself in and check the box.  Then if she does it again beat her with eh mouse.
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go to yahoo.com with out signing in and hit "join now"
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Block all Yahoo?   Now you are being silly. \n\nBut go to the Control Panel, and pick ADD/REMOVE programs.  Then UNINSTALL the Yahoo Messenger. \n\nTell your daughter that she WILL NOT USE any IM program.  She WILL NOT install another copy.   Check your computer regularly to ensure that she has not installed another.  \n\nYes, you can BLOCK her from this, but the real lesson is to TEACH her the rules, then ensure that she follows them.\n\nKids Get Net Wise\nGreat information about Internet Safety\nhttp://kids.getnetwise.org/
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There are instructions at this url:\n\nhttp://my.yahoo.com/s/button.html
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contact yahoo and start one
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Just do the same thing you did when setting up you're first account.  In the Source I have added the URL you need to goto start up a new account.
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all you need to do is sign in ysing your yahoo id and your set... go to yahoo.com and click sign in or if she has a yahoo id and it automaticly signs her in go to the toolbar click on sign in and choose switch user you may have to sign in as a guest but you still use your id, take care, i hope i could help
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To create a new account on yahoo, go to http://mail.yahoo.com/\nLook for \n\n"Don't have a Yahoo! ID?\nSigning up is easy.\n\nSign Up" \n\nClick on "Sign Up", and you will be aksed to provide information required for a new account, and new id and passwords. Fill that, and you are ready. Tell your friends about this new id, and DO NOT leave this new email address at web sites, do not use to forward mails to people you dont know. That is the best way to avoid getting spam mails.
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You have to open an account first.
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You can't, I've tried. Your best bet is to abandon your current Yahoo ID and start a new one from scratch. After 4 months of inactivity, Yahoo's automated system will close the account for you.
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Get another free mail account. Then, use that to create her new yahoo account. If you have some problem with the name or birthdate, just use yours and your mother can use that account.
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You can set up an account for your daughter the same way you did .  If you daughter is young it may not be a good idea.  Who knows what sites she can get into, or who she can talk to in chat rooms.
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You must tell yahoo that your 18 or older when making an account now.
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hello friend\n\nTo create a shortcut on your desktop for Yahoo! mail:\n- Go to Yahoo! mail page. (click here: http://mail.yahoo.com/)\n- Rightclick (click with the right mouse button) on a free space in the page.\n- In the popup menu, goto "Create a shortcut".\n- You'll be asked to create a shortcut on your desktop instead, click on Yes\n- A shortcut named "Sign in to Yahoo!" is on your windows desktop.\n\nThat's all!\nGood luck\n\nHave a nice day\n:-)
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I should have read the details before answering with the below.  You can also decide if the "below" will benefit you.  Otherwise, click on "Sign Out" at the top of your screen each time you end your session in Yahoo!.  Each time you enter Yahoo, you will (each) have to enter your ID and password.  BE SURE TO CLICK "ask for username & password each time..." - however it is worded.  \n\nWritten earlier:\n\nClick on Start (menu).\nClick on "Control Panel".\nClick on User Accounts".\nClick on "(Learn about) 'User Accounts' on left.\nYou'll get a small screen, click on "Learn more..." at the bottom.\n\nRead about setting up a separate account for each person.  Then, you will want to go back to the "User Accounts" in the Control Panel & set up the accounts.\n\nPlease refer to the Help menu & "related topics" therein to guide you & help you understand how to use the program effectively.\n\nHere is a screen from "Help";\n\n"User accounts overview\n\n"User accounts personalize Windows for each person who is sharing a computer. You can choose your own account name, picture, and password, and choose other settings that will apply only to you. A user account gives you a personalized view of your own files, a list of favorite Web sites, and a list of recently visited Web pages. With a user account, documents you create or save are stored in your own My Documents folder, separate from the documents of others who also use the computer.\n\n"To help keep your files more secure and to help make sure they remain private, use a password for your user account. You can still mark certain items as shared if you want other people to be able to access them. If you do not use a password for your user account, other people will have access to your account and be able to see all of your folders and files.\n\n"If you have a user account and you change computer settings, such as the type, size, or the screen saver, those settings will apply only to your account.\n\n"As a user with a computer administrator account, you can create, delete, and change all user accounts on the computer. You can create as many accounts on the computer as you want, and have full access to all accounts on the computer. For information about the types of accounts available, click Related Topics."\n\nE-mail me if I can help more.\n\nPeace.