Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
I would make new folders and transfer the emails out of them to a copy of the old folders. Does that make sense?
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cox has transferred their email to yahoo, now outlook will not accept the email account how do you connect
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I would make new folders and transfer the emails out of them to a copy of the old folders. Does that make sense?
I'm good. Jewremy Moore helped me get it set up. Your answer was the same as his. Once I got the password figured out everything worked as it should.
Thanks for all of you who helped.
I take it your issue has been resolved. Jerwemy Moore helped me as well. I had it all done except for where the app generated password went. Mr. Moore is the man to go to for this cox/yahoo transition problem.
You’re welcome
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