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 had changed the incoming setting to imap.mail.yahoo.com as I had seen on the instructions. But now that I took your suggestion and input pop.mail.yahoo.com I am receiving emails in Outlook. Thank you SO much!
Thanks again!
Yes - thanks. Bummer going to be some work to move all over. At least they are not lost. Looks like I cannot put the folders under the inbox though and I will have to scroll down to see. Too bad.
I appreciate your getting back to me.
Yes - I will give that a try. Just more work lol
Thank you.
Hey there.
I am using Outlook 2010 that came with my Pro MSOffice Suite. There are a couple of things that can screw up your transition to Yahoo from Cox.net. It all has to do with Secure Logins and "spoofing" blocks at Yahooty.
You should be good to go EXCEPT for one more thing. In those App Advance Settings, you might have had a REPLY TO address. Make sure it is BLANK. Otherwise, Yahooty will NOT send your email. That's the anti-spoofing deal. You will get a bounce back with words to the effect of "ERROR 550 Unknown Mailbox" or some such junk. And by junk, you know the word I meant.
That should do it.