Partymusic, sorry, I don't have experience with Yahoo, but I want to address Lars' complaint about Gmail. Lars, in Gmail you need to "label" any messages you want to save, and then Gmail will make folders for you. The icon for "label" is in the row at the top, to the left of "more." You can label the message multiple times (for example, by names of correspondents or by subject ... whatever you wish; you can also nest subtopics under main topics). The message will remain in your inbox until you decide to "archive" it (in the row at the top, it is the first icon on the left, a down-arrow). When it's archived, it will disappear from your inbox, but you will see a list of labels (i.e., email correspondents or topics) on the left, and you can click and view it again. So the list of labels/correspondents is really a list of "folders." Sue

I think there was another option to pick besides the attach one, if you are talking about the one that put the picture itself in the body of the letter. When they changed the format or upgraded yahoo quite some time ago that seemed to have disappeared. I haven't sent pictures through yahoo for some time but remember using it too, because you didn't have to worry if the person receiving the email would be able to open an attatchment.

Yes, mine changed (both of them) and I just adjusted the theme (not too many to choose from, though) to what I was using before and it's not a big deal to me. It's free, so I don't want to complain, it's theirs to do with what they will.

Fredda...Try putting the link into an email and sending it to yourself. I don't use Yahoo email but I know with the email program that I do use, the link doesn't change color until the email has been mailed and received by the party to whom it's directed. Perhaps it's the same case with Yahoo. Other than that...if you mean adding a link to a sentence using an HTML code...that's a tad different. I'm a little rusty in that department but I seem to remember that it involved this HTML code...<a href="add the http address you want to link to between quote marks" >then add the name of the link</a> Hope this helps. Anne