Yeah, but what if I don't want to talk to any of you? ;~) Anyway, I dumped most of the info from my member page over to my Flickr account. I almost always have it open and reload frequently. There were too many places to have to update constantly. I hardly check my email! Of course when I don't, I always get something interesting. Since I upgraded my Yahoo account, I should see if I can get another address as well. Scott

Open your yahoo email and click on HELP. There's a subject line that will get you to the following: Terminating your account means you'll lose access to the Yahoo! ID, Yahoo! Mail, and profile names associated with it. We'll also delete the account data and settings across the Yahoo! network. This includes any contents in: Yahoo! Mail Yahoo! Address Book Yahoo! HotJobs GeoCities Yahoo! Briefcase My Yahoo! Yahoo! Groups Finance Portfolio Any other area of Yahoo! that can only be accessed with your Yahoo! ID and password Be sure you want to delete your entire account, as you won't be able to reactivate it after the account has been deleted. You're always welcome to sign up again for a new account. Terminating your Yahoo! account won't alter or delete your Yahoo! People Search listing, which you need to edit or delete yourself. If you subscribe to any premium services, we recommend that you cancel them firstÂbefore you delete your account. There is no guarantee that deleting your Yahoo! account will immediately cancel the billing for any premium services you're subscribed to. To cancel your current subscriptions, visit Yahoo! Billing Information for your account, choose the "My Services" tab and click the "Cancel" link for each subscription. Now: To remove your entire account, please visit our Account Deletion page. You'll be asked to sign in to verify your password for the account you wish to delete. Please be sure to read the next page carefully, as important information about your account is included. You can then confirm the deletion of your account. When the deletion process is initiated, your Yahoo! account can never be recovered. HTH Bob Central Arizona

from one of the other forums I am on, using this link to access yahoo mail should take you to the classic view. https://login.yahoo.com/config/login_verify2?.src=ym&.done=http%3A%2F%2Fus.mc817.mail.yahoo.com%2Fmc%2Fwelcome this link is down below in clickable form might give it a try and see if it works. Mine is still in classic so I can't try it. this was another option mentioned That I saw Go to my.yahoo.com ; in the Personal Assistant box click on Mail. If you don't have a box with mail you can choose options and select on to be Mail. Then hover over the Mail envelope and you'll see your emails. Click on one and voila, it brings you straight into classic interface. Here is a link that might be useful: log in link for classic view

Last month I was able to view IncrediMail stationery when opening my mail from Yahoo mail client. This only lasted about two weeks and I'm now back to not being able to see them. It was really neat for that time even though they weren't exactly in IM form and they changed the view of the email. For example, some made the standard words (From, To, Subject, etc.) larger or smaller and also changed their positions (just like in IncrediMail), depending on the graphic. Plus it took them a few moments to load but they were there in plain view. Hey, I have a witness! LOL Anyway, does anyone know why suddently I was able to view the graphics (letters, stats) and why now I am again not able to view them? I'm not really sure I recall properly, but I think I had downloaded an IE v.6 update. (I know I absolutely did not install v.7.) Even so, the update would still be on my computer and functioning. I just don't understand what I did wrong or rather what I did right LOL to be able to view them and now I can't. Hope I explained that well. I'm running Windows XP. Has this happened to anyone else? Is anyone else running IE able to view IM letters from Yahoo mail?