Retrieving email

Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Home Basic. I have been using my
SBC/ATT Yahoo email for years but was tired of the advertisement pop-ups so
switched today to Windows Mail. Haven't had any problems (yet) and the
messages in my Yahoo account transferred automatically. I think I can get my
address book imported from what I read in other postings. Now, if I decide I
don't like WM or encounter some of the problems posted, I know how to go back
to Yahoo, but how would the messages in my inbox get back?
Also, how do I retrieve email remotely, such as from my office computer? And,
I have Trend PC-cillin and it seems to work fine with Vista.
Finally, take it easy on me, some of you guys are out there are vicious!

To answer your question, there is no easy way to return already
downloaded messages back to your AT&T Yahoo webmail.
However, you can configure Windows Mail to leave a copy of
newly downloaded messages on the server.
Go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties, Advanced,
and you'll see that option.

Your remote computer would continue to have web access
to your mail account. Perhaps I'm not understanding what it is
that you want to do with your office computer.

Trend PC-cillin should work fine with Windows Mail as long
as you configure it so that it doesn't scan emails.

Gary VanderMolen

"Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B02D91B2-77E9-42B9-8AE2-0A9B924F493C@microsoft.com...
> Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Home Basic. I have been using my
> SBC/ATT Yahoo email for years but was tired of the advertisement pop-ups so
> switched today to Windows Mail. Haven't had any problems (yet) and the
> messages in my Yahoo account transferred automatically. I think I can get my
> address book imported from what I read in other postings. Now, if I decide I
> don't like WM or encounter some of the problems posted, I know how to go back
> to Yahoo, but how would the messages in my inbox get back?
> Also, how do I retrieve email remotely, such as from my office computer? And,
> I have Trend PC-cillin and it seems to work fine with Vista.
> Finally, take it easy on me, some of you guys are out there are vicious!

Thank you! As far as the office computer or while on vacation etc...I was
wondering what website I go to to retrieve my email. I tried everything I
could think of with Microsoft and Windows but never saw an icon or link to
"Windows Mail."

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> To answer your question, there is no easy way to return already
> downloaded messages back to your AT&T Yahoo webmail.
> However, you can configure Windows Mail to leave a copy of
> newly downloaded messages on the server.
> Go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties, Advanced,
> and you'll see that option.
>
> Your remote computer would continue to have web access
> to your mail account. Perhaps I'm not understanding what it is
> that you want to do with your office computer.
>
> Trend PC-cillin should work fine with Windows Mail as long
> as you configure it so that it doesn't scan emails.
>
> Gary VanderMolen
>
> "Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B02D91B2-77E9-42B9-8AE2-0A9B924F493C@microsoft.com...
> > Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Home Basic. I have been using my
> > SBC/ATT Yahoo email for years but was tired of the advertisement pop-ups so
> > switched today to Windows Mail. Haven't had any problems (yet) and the
> > messages in my Yahoo account transferred automatically. I think I can get my
> > address book imported from what I read in other postings. Now, if I decide I
> > don't like WM or encounter some of the problems posted, I know how to go back
> > to Yahoo, but how would the messages in my inbox get back?
> > Also, how do I retrieve email remotely, such as from my office computer? And,
> > I have Trend PC-cillin and it seems to work fine with Vista.
> > Finally, take it easy on me, some of you guys are out there are vicious!
>
>
>

While on vacation, or when using a borrowed computer, you would
not use Windows Mail. You would use a browser like Internet
Explorer to access the Yahoo webmail site, http://mail.yahoo.com.
Log in with your AT&T/SBC email address and its password.

Gary VanderMolen

"Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5B362641-F7F3-48F6-87CE-BB174CF5FDD2@microsoft.com...
> Thank you! As far as the office computer or while on vacation etc...I was
> wondering what website I go to to retrieve my email. I tried everything I
> could think of with Microsoft and Windows but never saw an icon or link to
> "Windows Mail."
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
>> To answer your question, there is no easy way to return already
>> downloaded messages back to your AT&T Yahoo webmail.
>> However, you can configure Windows Mail to leave a copy of
>> newly downloaded messages on the server.
>> Go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties, Advanced,
>> and you'll see that option.
>>
>> Your remote computer would continue to have web access
>> to your mail account. Perhaps I'm not understanding what it is
>> that you want to do with your office computer.
>>
>> Trend PC-cillin should work fine with Windows Mail as long
>> as you configure it so that it doesn't scan emails.
>>
>> Gary VanderMolen
>>
>> "Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B02D91B2-77E9-42B9-8AE2-0A9B924F493C@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Home Basic. I have been using my
>> > SBC/ATT Yahoo email for years but was tired of the advertisement pop-ups so
>> > switched today to Windows Mail. Haven't had any problems (yet) and the
>> > messages in my Yahoo account transferred automatically. I think I can get my
>> > address book imported from what I read in other postings. Now, if I decide I
>> > don't like WM or encounter some of the problems posted, I know how to go back
>> > to Yahoo, but how would the messages in my inbox get back?
>> > Also, how do I retrieve email remotely, such as from my office computer? And,
>> > I have Trend PC-cillin and it seems to work fine with Vista.
>> > Finally, take it easy on me, some of you guys are out there are vicious!
>>
>>
>>

Really! I guess that is why when I looked at my Yahoo mailbox today just to
see what was going on, I had new messages there and thought the Windows Mail
had screwed up. Okay, so bottom line is I use Windows Mail at home and check
the Yahoo as always when not. Thanks! I am all set and hopefully won't
encounter any problems. To be on the safe side I think I will just enter my
contacts in the WM rather than transfer. Then they would for sure stay in
both places. I appreciate your help!

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> While on vacation, or when using a borrowed computer, you would
> not use Windows Mail. You would use a browser like Internet
> Explorer to access the Yahoo webmail site, http://mail.yahoo.com.
> Log in with your AT&T/SBC email address and its password.
>
> Gary VanderMolen
>
> "Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5B362641-F7F3-48F6-87CE-BB174CF5FDD2@microsoft.com...
> > Thank you! As far as the office computer or while on vacation etc...I was
> > wondering what website I go to to retrieve my email. I tried everything I
> > could think of with Microsoft and Windows but never saw an icon or link to
> > "Windows Mail."
> >
> > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
> >
> >> To answer your question, there is no easy way to return already
> >> downloaded messages back to your AT&T Yahoo webmail.
> >> However, you can configure Windows Mail to leave a copy of
> >> newly downloaded messages on the server.
> >> Go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties, Advanced,
> >> and you'll see that option.
> >>
> >> Your remote computer would continue to have web access
> >> to your mail account. Perhaps I'm not understanding what it is
> >> that you want to do with your office computer.
> >>
> >> Trend PC-cillin should work fine with Windows Mail as long
> >> as you configure it so that it doesn't scan emails.
> >>
> >> Gary VanderMolen
> >>
> >> "Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B02D91B2-77E9-42B9-8AE2-0A9B924F493C@microsoft.com...
> >> > Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Home Basic. I have been using my
> >> > SBC/ATT Yahoo email for years but was tired of the advertisement pop-ups so
> >> > switched today to Windows Mail. Haven't had any problems (yet) and the
> >> > messages in my Yahoo account transferred automatically. I think I can get my
> >> > address book imported from what I read in other postings. Now, if I decide I
> >> > don't like WM or encounter some of the problems posted, I know how to go back
> >> > to Yahoo, but how would the messages in my inbox get back?
> >> > Also, how do I retrieve email remotely, such as from my office computer? And,
> >> > I have Trend PC-cillin and it seems to work fine with Vista.
> >> > Finally, take it easy on me, some of you guys are out there are vicious!
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>

Glad to have helped.

Gary VanderMolen

"Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:425B6EFB-5429-42E3-877D-DF9EA2FBD196@microsoft.com...
> Really! I guess that is why when I looked at my Yahoo mailbox today just to
> see what was going on, I had new messages there and thought the Windows Mail
> had screwed up. Okay, so bottom line is I use Windows Mail at home and check
> the Yahoo as always when not. Thanks! I am all set and hopefully won't
> encounter any problems. To be on the safe side I think I will just enter my
> contacts in the WM rather than transfer. Then they would for sure stay in
> both places. I appreciate your help!
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
>> While on vacation, or when using a borrowed computer, you would
>> not use Windows Mail. You would use a browser like Internet
>> Explorer to access the Yahoo webmail site, http://mail.yahoo.com.
>> Log in with your AT&T/SBC email address and its password.
>>
>> Gary VanderMolen
>>
>> "Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5B362641-F7F3-48F6-87CE-BB174CF5FDD2@microsoft.com...
>> > Thank you! As far as the office computer or while on vacation etc...I was
>> > wondering what website I go to to retrieve my email. I tried everything I
>> > could think of with Microsoft and Windows but never saw an icon or link to
>> > "Windows Mail."
>> >
>> > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>> >
>> >> To answer your question, there is no easy way to return already
>> >> downloaded messages back to your AT&T Yahoo webmail.
>> >> However, you can configure Windows Mail to leave a copy of
>> >> newly downloaded messages on the server.
>> >> Go to Tools, Accounts, select the account, Properties, Advanced,
>> >> and you'll see that option.
>> >>
>> >> Your remote computer would continue to have web access
>> >> to your mail account. Perhaps I'm not understanding what it is
>> >> that you want to do with your office computer.
>> >>
>> >> Trend PC-cillin should work fine with Windows Mail as long
>> >> as you configure it so that it doesn't scan emails.
>> >>
>> >> Gary VanderMolen
>> >>
>> >> "Sparky" <Sparky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B02D91B2-77E9-42B9-8AE2-0A9B924F493C@microsoft.com...
>> >> > Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Home Basic. I have been using my
>> >> > SBC/ATT Yahoo email for years but was tired of the advertisement pop-ups so
>> >> > switched today to Windows Mail. Haven't had any problems (yet) and the
>> >> > messages in my Yahoo account transferred automatically. I think I can get my
>> >> > address book imported from what I read in other postings. Now, if I decide I
>> >> > don't like WM or encounter some of the problems posted, I know how to go back
>> >> > to Yahoo, but how would the messages in my inbox get back?
>> >> > Also, how do I retrieve email remotely, such as from my office computer? And,
>> >> > I have Trend PC-cillin and it seems to work fine with Vista.
>> >> > Finally, take it easy on me, some of you guys are out there are vicious!
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>