How i can configuer my Outlook 2003 for sending & receiving yahoo mails?
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Go into the Outlook Tools; Add E-mail Accounts; New E-Mail Account; enter yahoo email address & password just follow the steps.
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you need to download and insall ypops \nthen navigate to the part of outlook where you put in the pop and smtp info and type in local host for both\ni just set mine up 2 weeks ago
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Outlook can only receive email if you have Yahoo! Mail Plus. If you do, all the necessary configurations can be found at http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/
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Relax!!! Okay, Firt go into OUTLOOK and CLck on tools, then accounts. After u enter the basic stuff, it'll ask u for the pop3 and smtp servers. Quite simply:pop3 is incoming, smtp is out going mail. THose servers are the same ones for your internet provider. WHen u signed up u sould have gotten a print-out and and/or a letter with those servers. Enter your internet providers pop3 and smtp addresses and your ID/email. THese directions work for version 2000 but 2003 MAY vary. To find out which kind u have, open the program. It will say as it loads. If u have XP than u either have version XP or 2003, depending on when u bought your computer. I'm not sure what the exchange server is, but ignoring is safe. To find out what the server is I'd use Web Help in the Help& Support program. Chances are that the exchange server isn't important unless you have whatever microsoft offers. AS for personalizing, those options are yours and have no major affect on outlook.
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U cant set up free yahoo mail on outlook. You need to have the paid version. U can use Gmail if u want to configure it on outlook
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I am very surprised to say that after looking through the message rules setup in Outlook 2003 (I don’t have 2000) multiple times; I can’t find a way to do this. But I do have some suggestions:\n\nFirst: you should consider switching to Mozilla Thunderbird (free, mozilla.com). It will not only do what you want, but it is more secure, has MUCH better spam controls, and can be almost infinitely customized with the hundreds of extensions available to it (along with other advantages). Plus; it is free and you can import your email, address book, and settings from Outlook.\n\nSecond: if you would rather not switch, try going to Microsoft. Click on "Get answers from other Office users" at:\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/contactus.aspx?Sitename=1\nand ask your question there.\n\nThird: if no one can answer your question there, I have figured out a way that will probably work; but it’s not pretty (or very easy). Keep in mind that I am using Outlook 2003, so you may have to do some things differently. Also, this will only work if you do not use the category function of Outlook. I am using your example (filter editorial AND conference AND room):\n\nTo do this, first create a rule that basically says ‘if the message has "editorial" in the body, then assign it to the Business category’. Then, create a rule that basically says ‘if the message has "conference" in the body AND is assigned to the Business category, then assign it to the Business and Competition category’. Finally, create a rule basically saying ‘if the message has "room" in the body AND is assigned to the Business and Competition category, then flag it with red’.\n\nAs you can see, I am using Outlook’s ability to use ‘and’ with different types of conditions and with categories. Of course you set the final action to whatever you want (instead of flagging it with red). You can also use different categories--or possibly even use a different condition altogether (instead of using categories). You can set it to look in the subject (or subject and body) for the words, and you can change, add, or delete some words with a few changes (if you want to add any words you have to add a new rule and add a new category); but you have to keep the rules in that order.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Are you want to configure Yahoo mail id then you go to yahoo mail id and setting, there enable pop3.(not forwarding).After that in outlook tools--accounts, create a new account,give all necessary information , in servers for pop3: pop.mail.yahoo.com ; smtp.mail.yahoo.com\nin advance tab for smtp port 587, pop3 port 110.then your mail will download to your outlook express.
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Free Yahoo! Mail does not give pop3 access so u cant use it with Outlook.\nIf you have gmail then click here http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?ctx=%67mail&hl=en&answer=12103
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In order to pull your Yahoo mail in to Outlook you have to pay for Yahoo Mail Plus.  Then you'll have the ability to pull it in as a pop mail account.  Yahoo won't allow you to do that unless you pay for the plus features.\n\nIf you already have Mail Plus; Just set up the account, The incoming server is: pop.mail.yahoo.com  and the outgoing, SMTP server is:  smtp.mail.yahoo.com  \n\nAlso you'll have to change some of the advance options for that account in Outlook showing that the outgoing uses the same authentication as the incoming.
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you have to tell us the name of the program, that you want to setup yahoo mail as a default. If its outlook, then you just give the following detalis to the mail server:\n\nName of the server: mail.yahoo.com\nUsername: Your yahoo ID\nPassword: your yahoo password
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If you are trying to configure yahoo in Outlook or any other mail client, then forget it. Yahoo doesnot support that feature on free accounts.\nTake a Yahoo subscription to use your account in OE.\nHowever there are other ways to access your Yahoo mail from your mail client.
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It not gonna work if you are using the free Yahoo! account, but anyway the settings are:\n\nIncoming mail server (POP3): pop.mail.yahoo.com \n\nOutgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.mail.yahoo.com
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You should find all you need here.\n\n\nhelp.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/mail-03.html
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creat an acount in outlook seting yahoo.you mail server
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Microsoft Outlook 2002 (XP) & 2003 \nYahoo! Mail users can read their email in Outlook by subscribing to the Yahoo! Mail Plus service. This service allows you to use Outlook or another POP3 client to access and manage your Yahoo! Mail messages. \n\nIf you are a Mail Plus user, then follow the directions outlined below: \nTo configure your POP settings for Microsoft Outlook 2002 (sometimes referred to as Outlook XP) and 2003, follow these steps: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, select "Email Accounts." You may have to click the arrows. \nSelect the radio button next to "Add a new email account" and click the "Next" button. \nSelect the radio button next to "POP3" and click the "Next" button. \nEnter the following information: \nUser Information\n\nYour Name: Enter your name as you would like it to appear in the "From" field of your outgoing messages. \nEmail Address: Enter your full Yahoo! Mail address (for example, "user@yahoo.com").\nServer Information\n\nIncoming mail server (POP3):\n\n\npop.mail.yahoo.com \n\nOutgoing mail server (SMTP):\n\n\nsmtp.mail.yahoo.com \n\nLogin Information\nUser Name: Enter your Yahoo! ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com"). \nPassword: Enter your Yahoo! password.\n\nDo not check the box next to "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)." \nClick the "More Settings" box and select the "Outgoing Server" tab. \nCheck the box next to "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." \nIf you would like to keep a copy of your email messages on the Yahoo! Mail server, select the "Advanced" tab. Check the box next to "Leave a copy of messages on the server." \nClick the "OK" button. \nClick the "Next" button on the Email Account Wizard, then click "Finished." \nImportant: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server requires authentication. To turn this setting on, follow these steps: \n\n\nClick "Tools," then select "Email Accounts." \nSelect "View or change existing email accounts" and click "Next." \nSelect your Yahoo! Mail account and click the "Change" button on the right. \nClick the "More Settings..." button in the bottom-right corner of the Email Accounts window. \nIn the Internet Email Settings window, click the "Outgoing Server" tab. Ensure that the box is checked next to "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." \nClick the "Advanced" tab and ensure that you have not selected "This server requires a secure connection (SSL)" under the incoming (POP3) or outgoing (SMTP) port settings. \nTo control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server, follow these steps: \n\n\nFrom the Tools menu, choose "Email Accounts." \nSelect the radio button next to "Edit an existing account" and click the "Next" button. \nDouble-click the Yahoo! account. \nSelect the "Advanced" tab. \nIn the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on both the Yahoo! Mail server and on your local computer. If you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server after you have received them in Outlook, do not check this box. \nIf your ISP blocks port 25 or if you're unable to send email, then you will need to use port 587 when sending via Yahoo!'s SMTP server. To make this change, please follow the directions below: \n\n\nFrom the "Tools" menu, select "E-mail Accounts" \nSelect "View or Change existing email accounts" and click on "Next" \nSelect your Yahoo! POP account and click on the "Change" button \nNext, click on "More Settings" \nClick on the "Advanced" tab \nNext to "Outgoing server (SMTP), change port 25 to 58
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Configuring External (POP) Mail Accounts in Yahoo! Mail\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-07.html
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first buy a premium yahoo mail account, get info from them configure ur out look, only then u can get yahoo outlook