New Yahoo!Mail - follows Outlook Express standards

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Posted in » Email - by Ades on September 30th, 2006

Yahoo Mail

New Yahoo!Mail which is in it’s beta version is much like Outlook Express. It is divided into three sections: Folders, Email Headers, and Preview Pane. Once you click on the email title it will automatically load the email into the preview pane. Everything is very easy and fast now; compose, reply, and attachements are done on the fly, as opposed to reloading the whole page previously.

If you want to try it out for yourself, you can sign up for it here.

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3 Responses to “New Yahoo!Mail - follows Outlook Express standards”

  1. By mutu26 on Feb 17, 2009

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  2. By rajan on Mar 10, 2009

    i m using old yahoomail
    pls help me to find new version of yahoomail

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