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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 tried both and no luck, I had maybe 2 emails show up (random ones) the bulk of them did not sync.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Yes make new folders or copies of the old folders and put the emails in them. They will then appear in outlook.
It was a pain to figure it out, it finally worked with Outlook 2013. Now the only issue I am having is all of the sub folders I had did not reload and are missing. Anyone have any tips on getting them back?
They can be seen in the Yahoo web mail stil, just not in my Outlook.
What a pain in the b***s... There has to be another way... so annoying
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