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Post by stealth3si on Mar 16, 2011 23:04:01 GMT -5
I don't have this problem but I have a whole nother issue with yahoo logging in.
Do you get the same thing when using new version?
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Post by sweetangel22 on Mar 17, 2011 10:11:08 GMT -5
I don't have this problem but I have a whole nother issue with yahoo logging in. Do you get the same thing when using new version? To the member I am quoting are you saying that you are not able to log into any of the Yahoo emails you have created. If I am right on you are not being able to log into any Yahoo emails you have created than how long has this problem been happening to you. If I am right on you are not able to log into any Yahoo emails you have created than my answer to what you asked is I am able to log into Yahoo emails I have created with both Yahoo email versions. What Yahoo email version name are you referring to when you asked Do you get the same thing when using new version? I do notice that with the Yahoo email version that is not the classic version I do have a hard time logging out of those Yahoo emails. Most times for me the only way I can log out of Yahoo emails I have created that use the Yahoo email version that is not the classic version is I have to close out the page and than clear cookies and than usually I am than logged out of that Yahoo email. |
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Post by stealth3si on Mar 17, 2011 23:28:41 GMT -5
I can log in but I have to re-log in in a few times.
And the Yahoo email version is the old classic one you're using and the new one.
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Post by dexterjrh on Mar 18, 2011 0:31:24 GMT -5
Hi yall
Sometimes i have that problem logging in, but i am using a older computer. So i think its because its older, but have heard of others not being able to log in.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 21, 2011 20:28:07 GMT -5
I was wondering if anyone who reads this post who has ever emailed an attached picture(s) you took yourself using Gmail that you resized before emailing the picture(s) in one or more emails to someone has ever had the problem below.
The problem I have had when emailing attached pictures using Gmail is the person who gets the emails isn't using Gmail so this person said the pictures when they are saved on a computer show up as half the size of the resized pictures. I said half the size of the resized pictures because when I check in the sent email folder of the Gmail email I use to email pictures the pictures I resized are big, but not big enough to have to scroll over to the right to see the whole picture.
If anyone has had the problem I mentioned in the previous paragraph than does anyone know why what I mentioned happens and if there is a way to fix what I mentioned in the previous paragraph so that way the person who gets the attached resized pictures I took myself will not get half the size of the resized pictures I emailed this person after the pictures are saved to a computer than it would be nice of someone to answer this. If there is no way to fix what I am asking in this paragraph than I hope someone will let me know this.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 24, 2011 21:59:35 GMT -5
I was wondering if anyone who reads this post who has ever created one or more Yahoo emails has received the following in one or more of those Yahoo emails you created.
I received an email one day in the past 7 days with the subject Yahoo! Mail is upgrading: What it means for you and than in the email it says the following.-Thank you for being a Yahoo! Mail user for the past (than it mentions a number for the years) year(s). We look forward to bringing you an even faster, safer, easier-to-use Yahoo! Mail very soon.
In the coming months, we will ask you to upgrade to the newest version of Yahoo! Mail for your account (than it says the email address). All Yahoo! Mail customers will be asked to upgrade. But in the meantime, you don't have to wait, you can have the newest Yahoo! Mail today. Than after that is has a Upgrade Now button. Than it says What You Can Look Forward To
• Faster email
• Latest Yahoo! Mail spam-protection technology
• Easier-to-use design
• Unlimited email storage so that you can keep everything you want
Learn more about the newest version of Yahoo! Mail.
When you upgrade to the newest version of Yahoo! Mail, everything in your account (messages, folders, contacts, etc.) will be there.
Than after that it has a Upgrade Now button. Than it says You Can Upgrade Today
You can upgrade now to the newest Yahoo! Mail if your browser is Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3, Safari 4, or Chrome 5 or newer. Than it has a Upgrade Now button.
Than it says If you do not have one of these browsers, you must first update your browser (it’s fast and free), and then return to this email and click the Upgrade Now button.
If you don’t upgrade now, we recommend that you upgrade soon. Your current version of Yahoo! Mail will be available for the next few months, but eventually you will need to upgrade to the newest version of Yahoo! Mail , or review Yahoo! Mail Help for other options.
Thank you for being a loyal Yahoo! Mail user.
We hope you enjoy the newest version of Yahoo! Mail
If anyone else who reads this post has seen the above in any Yahoo email you created than does anyone know if Yahoo customers will have to upgrade their Yahoo email(s) or if Yahoo customers can keep the version of Yahoo they have been using in 2010 and 2011. If I will have to upgrade to the new Yahoo one day in 2011 than does anyone know what would happen if I didn't upgrade the Yahoo email I saw the above email in.
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Post by stealth3si on Apr 25, 2011 23:03:30 GMT -5
Good question. I don't know. I guess we'll find out when that date arrives.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 27, 2011 21:31:21 GMT -5
I was wondering if anyone who has ever created one or more Gmail emails has ever received any picture attachments in a Gmail email. If you have ever received any picture attachments in a Gmail email than have you ever seen the following in that or those picture attachments you have received.
I received an email one day in the past 7 days with more than 10 picture attachments and the email said (showed the number of attachments) attachments — Scan and download all attachments. If anyone has seen this than does what I asked in this paragraph always show up with picture attachments sent to Gmail emails.
I also wanted to know if anyone who reads this post has ever scanned and downloaded all the attachments in any Gmail emails you were sent and if you did than did the attachments get saved to a computer as one folder that is a zip file. If what I asked in this paragraph has ever happened to anyone who reads this post than why do some pictures sent to Gmail emails save as a zip file.
I was wondering if anyone knows if there is more than one zip file program that Windows computers can have on them. I was also wondering how I can find out in Windows XP what zip file program was used to create the zip file that saved to the computer I downloaded all the picture attachments in an email I was sent in the past 7 days.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 29, 2011 22:48:27 GMT -5
I was wondering if anyone who reads this post has created one or more Yahoo emails on or after April 24, 2011.
If anyone does say they have created one or more Yahoo emails on or after April 24, 2011 than did you notice that a new version of Yahoo email shows up. If you noticed that a new version of Yahoo email shows up than do you like or don't like the new version of Yahoo email.
If anyone does say they have seen the new version of Yahoo email than did you notice that there is news information. I did notice that with the new version of Yahoo email that it's easier for me to sign out of Yahoo email than will another version of Yahoo email that I have seen when I have created Yahoo emails before April 24, 2011.
I am glad that as of this post I have not had to upgrade to the new version of Yahoo email in one Yahoo email that I use the most.
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Post by stealth3si on Apr 30, 2011 3:53:18 GMT -5
In regards to Gmail picture attachments, they're in a zip file for productive and convenient reasons like space compression. Windows XP should have a built-in unzip program.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 30, 2011 14:41:05 GMT -5
In regards to Gmail picture attachments, they're in a zip file for productive and convenient reasons like space compression. Windows XP should have a built-in unzip program. To the member I am quoting when you said Gmail picture attachments, they're in a zip file for productive and convenient reasons like space compression are you saying that all picture attachments in Gmail are in zip file for productive and convenient reasons like space compression or did you mean something else when you said Gmail picture attachments, they're in a zip file for productive and convenient reasons like space compression. To the member I am quoting what did you mean by Gmail picture attachments, they're in a zip file for productive and convenient reasons like space compression. What is space compression and how is space compression productive and convenient. To the member I am quoting is a unzip program the same thing or a different thing as a zip program. If unzip and zip programs are the same than how are they the same. If they are different than how are unzip and zip programs different. |
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Post by stealth3si on May 1, 2011 5:29:49 GMT -5
1. Yeah, basically that's what I'm saying.
2. Compressed space means less bandwidth is used on the internet and since it's less congested the more productivity can be accomplished. It's also convenient to download one file as opposed to numerous files.
3. Usually, both are essentially serve the same functions of compression/un-compression.
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