I have an email account with my provider, why cant I get it like I did on internet explorer 6?
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go to comcast.net and redownload the toolbar its on the start up page
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You would need to get this information from your E-mail provider. This might be your ISP unless you're trying to check a free e-mail provider with it. In that case you probably can't do it.
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if ure using a email client (EG OUTLOOK EXPRESS) your settings may not be confiqured propally ring ure ISP to fix this up,
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I am on the BETA for Yahoo Mail as well. Just the other day they came out with a new release and it works with IE 7. The new home page for Yahoo doesn't work yet though. That should be working with it soon though too. It takes time to get everything compatible when working with computers.
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Are you using Yahoo Beta web mail? This would account for the differences in appearance and page layout. And could you elaborate on what happened when you tried to send the email? Did you get any kind of error message by return?\n\nEdit: OP and JU - if this is happening in one profile only (or your main profile) it sounds as though your security settings might be preventing the page from loading properly. To attempt to fix the problem, open your IE browser then click on Tools/internet options/Security/ custom settings and make a note of your existing settings. Then close the custom settings box and click on the 'default settings' button. You will be asked if you are sure you want to go back to the default settings. Click 'yes'. The try to load your email again and see if it works. If not, then go back in and reinsert your old settings.\n\nIf you have beta mail, there is a link at the top of the main email window that asks you if you want to go back to your normal email. Click on it and it will ask you if you are sure then it will switch you back. But it doesn't sound like this is the problem in your case. Check the security settings and if fiddling with them doesn't work, drop a line to Yahoo techical help. You can contact them via a help link in your email window. \n\nI will come back and check here to see how you get on.
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
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Sometimes there are special things you have to do in order to make your isp work with your email.\n\nGo to your isps faq page and see if there is anything about email.If there is then follow the directions.If there is not,then call them.
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Something similar happened to me at a different website.\n\nI re-installed Internet Explorer and it was rectified. \n\nSome websites do not "recognise" browsers versions that are launched anew. Check the same site from a PC with IE 6.0 This should give u a clue whether its ur PC or the IE version.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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You'll need to tell us what email account and by what means you are logging in, Internet Explorer or Outlook?\n\nIf in Outlook then make sure you have the correct settings under your email accounts.\n\nIf in IE then I need more into but make sure you do not have a pop up blocker, firewall or other software that could block it.
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you may be using a pop3 server for your email. so clear all your temporary internet files and delete your cookies, and make sure cookies are enabled
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Depends on what email you are using...\nIf you are using your outlook, you might need an update.\nYou should also contact your email provider... like yahoo if you use them..\nAlso run spyware remover, spyware could be your problem too.
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you probably tried this ... \n\nGo to Tools - internet options - programs - email
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Might be might also be that your email program blocked access to it..you need to check your email account settings...if you have an IT person call them\n\nOr it might possbiily be an antivirus warning that it could not open it because it detected a flase something and a red flag went up and blocked access to it\n\nis it from someone you know?\n\nif it is not then Personally I would dump it just to be safe
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It happened to my sister-in-law, she called her Internet service in order to get it changed on her email account. Something to do with privacy and identity theft, and this worked for her. But, different services has different rules.
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Contact the email provider and have them check their server. Most likely it is a domain problem.\n\nAlso, run an anti-spyware program to check your own computer
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1) Open up IE broswer, assuming your problem happens with IE.\n2) Goto Tools->Internet Options. Cick on it and open a page where you will see several tags on that page.\n3) Click on Programs tag, and bring it to the front.\n4) The very first section on that page is 'Internet Programs'. From the drop-down list below, you will see 'E-mail:' field, choose 'Outlook Express'from the available options. Then click OK button. The the emails will be defaulted to be opened by Outlook Express program.
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This may only be a problem with your service provider.\nFirst check that you are setting the From value.\n\nIf this From email address is not the same as your service provider then contact them and ask them to set up a Shadow for your sending email address.  The bit to the right of the @