How do I set up my outlook so that I can get my yahoo email delivered to my desktop email?
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I'm trying to set up my yahoo account in my outlook at home. I've been trying to add the account but when I send and receive there is a sychronizing error. Can someone help me with the
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Answer:
you can't. Yahoo email (the free one) does not allow you to access your email through outlook or outlook express. You would have to upgrade to Yahoo's Premium service, which is not free. The only way I have seen it work is using a product called Ypop. That sits on your PC and "fakes" the PC and yahoo to allowing you to access your yahoo free email through outlook.
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