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I've always been confused about why Yahoo Mail is different between DSL
and dialup. The login screen is slightly different and I've always had
problems going from this screen to my own account when I use my
friend's computer (she has DSL). Why are the two things different?

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Ask Yahoo, or use YahooPops to get your Yahoo free mail for
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"Richard Fangnail" <richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote in
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| I've always been confused about why Yahoo Mail is
different between DSL
| and dialup. The login screen is slightly different and
I've always had
| problems going from this screen to my own account when I
use my
| friend's computer (she has DSL). Why are the two things
different?
|

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On 13 Sep 2005 10:01:40 -0700, "Richard Fangnail"
<richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote:

>I've always been confused about why Yahoo Mail is different between DSL
>and dialup. The login screen is slightly different and I've always had
>problems going from this screen to my own account when I use my
>friend's computer (she has DSL). Why are the two things different?
>
Perhaps your friend has SBC Yahoo DSL and the default login screen is
for SBC Yahoo, but you want to go to regular Yahoo mail. They are
different.

SBC Yahoo:
http://sbc.yahoo.com/ or
http://login.yahoo.com/config/logi [...] yahoo.com/

Free Yahoo Mail:
http://mail.yahoo.com/ or
http://www.yahoo.com/_ylh=X3oDMTEw [...] tY3Nz/r/m1

Gary E
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"Richard Fangnail" <richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote in message
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> Thank you Gary -
>
> If you simply type mail.yahoo.com, will it always go to the free Yahoo
> Mail or could it be affected by cookies or something so that it goes to
> the sbc one?
>

It is likely to be affected by cookies and go to the sbc one. Especially
true if you only closed the browser and did not sign out of sbcyahoo.

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On 14 Sep 2005 15:13:01 -0700, "Richard Fangnail"
<richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote:

>Thank you Gary -
>
You're welcome.

>If you simply type mail.yahoo.com, will it always go to the free Yahoo
>Mail or could it be affected by cookies or something so that it goes to
>the sbc one?
>
I don't think it will be but you can easily try it and find out. If
you're in doubt, then just go to http://www.yahoo.com/ and click on
the mail icon at the top of the page and I think you'll go to their
free mail.

Gary E
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Why is there a different Yahoo Mail for SBC and free mail??

Kay Archer wrote:
> "Richard Fangnail" <richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote in message
> > If you simply type mail.yahoo.com, will it always go to the free Yahoo
> > Mail or could it be affected by cookies or something so that it goes to
> > the sbc one?
> It is likely to be affected by cookies and go to the sbc one. Especially
> true if you only closed the browser and did not sign out of sbcyahoo.

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The difference is basically in the GUI (more bells & whistles, content in
the SBC/Yahoo version).

A new version of Yahoo Mail is in beta right now.
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Richard Fangnail wrote:
> Why is there a different Yahoo Mail for SBC and free mail??
>
> Kay Archer wrote:
>> "Richard Fangnail" <richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote in message
>>> If you simply type mail.yahoo.com, will it always go to the free Yahoo
>>> Mail or could it be affected by cookies or something so that it goes to
>>> the sbc one?
>> It is likely to be affected by cookies and go to the sbc one. Especially
>> true if you only closed the browser and did not sign out of sbcyahoo.

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Because the SBC Yahoo mail service provides options not provided with
Yahoo free mail.

Richard Fangnail wrote:
> Why is there a different Yahoo Mail for SBC and free mail??
>
> Kay Archer wrote:
>
>>"Richard Fangnail" <richardfangnail@excite.com> wrote in message
>>
>>>If you simply type mail.yahoo.com, will it always go to the free Yahoo
>>>Mail or could it be affected by cookies or something so that it goes to
>>>the sbc one?
>>
>>It is likely to be affected by cookies and go to the sbc one. Especially
>>true if you only closed the browser and did not sign out of sbcyahoo.
>
>

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