I was using the full address, just as on my desktop. I finally did the HELP thing, and they wanted my cell phone. I don't have text enabled, so did not enter that. When I typed in an alternate EMail, message says they don't have that one in their records. So I clicked on "Can't access either one", and they sent an Email with reset information to be accessed tomorrow afternoon. Funny thing - if I still didn't have the desktop to receive the Yahoo Email, and I can't log in on laptop - how in the world would I have been able to reset?? Just doesn't make sense. And I hope tomorrow afternoon I will be able to reset and log in on laptop. I don't have a positive feeling about it!

Sure ivamae, Here's how to do that. Click on Options > More Options > Signature. A box should pop up where you can type in what you want. Make sure to click on the dial button next to Show a signature on all outgoing messages Here is a link that might be useful: Adding a Signature to Your Outgoing Messages

Got my concern fixed. I found in the IE Internet Options something checked the "Delete Browsing History on Exit" located on the General Tab. The Yahoo interface change is just coincidence. I am wondering if the last IE cumulative update may have done it. Since I am a 98% FF user I never gave a thought to look at the options until today. DA

I never use my Yahoo account. I only use the email address when I need to sign up for something that I don't fully trust not to sell my address to spam mail servers. It really helps to keep my gmail and ISP email accounts fairly clear of spam. So the above 'solution' was found after a google search. Looking through my own yahoo page, I also do not see this option, so it must be outdated. And I can't seem to find another option anywhere else. That said, I only have two emails saved in my contacts list, so apparently Yahoo has not been automagically saving new contacts for me. I will keep looking to see if I can stumble across a solution for you. Edit: And here is something I have found. Mouseover the Cog on the right upper side. Click 'Settings'. Click 'Writing Email'. Uncheck 'Automatically add new recipients to Contacts'. This sounds like it only saves emails in your contacts list if you respond to someone, not if you read their emails, but it might be worth a shot. Also, on the off-chance you have a virus that is sending out emails (and thus adding the contacts), check your Sent Mail to see if there is anything there that you didn't send. This post was edited by Leekle2ManE on Wed, Dec 10, 14 at 13:27