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How do I change my last name on my emails?

How do I change my last name on my emails?

  • I cannot figure out how to change my last name so that my outgoing mails shows my new name. I have gone to mail options, profile, and changed that info, but my outgoing emails still have my old last name!

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    Change how your name appears on your email. Click Options in the top-right corner of your Yahoo! Mail page and select Mail/More Options. From the list on the left, click Accounts. Click Yahoo! Mail under Accounts In the your 'From' name" field, enter your name exactly as you'd like it to appear within your outgoing messages If you leave the Reply-To field blank, your Yahoo! Mail address will be automatically included as the return address in your outgoing messages. If you'd like a different return address to be included, enter it in the Reply-To field Click the Save button to put your new settings into effect. Have a good day. Jess :)

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You can change the FROM name and the REPLY TO address on the "Accounts" page. The FROM name can't be blank but you can change it to anything including the email address itself. For classic click "options ↬ mail options ↬ accounts" For all-new click "options ↬ more options ↬ accounts" For beta click on "help ↬ options ↬ accounts" Click "Yahoo Mail" under the "Accounts" heading You can change the "From" name there or click on the link for "Change reply to address". ₪ ʎəɿʞɹɐq ₪ Tuesday, January 04, 2011

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