Hye Lorrie,
Before there were computers there was a little gadget called a day planner.  You
physically wrote down your appointments and schedules on the dated pages.  It
could hold info for you, your wife, kids, friends and meetings.  I still use
one, I don't want to find out some tech gadget has powered out and I've lost
everything.  People are getting so lazy and self-important that they need
gadgets to do the work.

Meg

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth" <justkenneth@...> wrote:
>
>
> --- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, Lorrie <minilorrie@> wrote:
> >
> > And I ask again, what did people do before computers and the Internet??
> >
> > Lorrie
> >
>
> Lorrie,
>
> Since you're asking this in response to my post, I guess you're asking what
people did about their calendars before the internet.
>
> There were and still are a variety of different paper calendars.  Wall
calendars of course are not very transportable but there are pocket calendars
that are the size of a checkbook.  These could be carried with a person,
presumably in their pocket or purse.
>
> But you already know this, don't you?  Was the point of asking to jog my own
memory about what we did before we had email and the internet?  I do remember
those days but I certainly have come to appreciate what I can do with the
internet.
>
> Probably my favorite feature of online calendars is the ability to organize
different sets of events/appointments into different schedules or calendars.  My
full calendar with everything displayed is overwhelming if I'm looking for
something in particular.  But I have the option to "display only this calendar"
in Google Calendar and that allows me to display clearly the subset of events I
need to browse.
>
> Another cool feature is the ability to change views from the standard month
view to a week view or day view.  I can even select to just display events in a
list.  These options are very useful to me.  A pocket calendar wouldn't be as
beneficial.
>
> Kenneth
>

Yes, The basic diagnosis explanes the problem well enough but what about
the following:

No MX or A records for murrayavaition.com

or

Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 xxxx@...: Recipient address rejected: aol.com
[RCPT_TO]

or

Remote host said: 550 #5.7.1 Your access to submit messages to this e-mail
system has been rejected. [RCPT_TO]

Thanks. Jim B.



On 10/10/2012 1:23 AM, Kenneth wrote:
> I've never worried too much about the mailer-daemon error codes.  For my
purposes the basic diagnosis is the same.  I've sent an email to an email
address that no longer exists.  Or more typically, someone spoofing my email
address as the sender has sent an email to addresses that don't exist. 
Actually, I think the text in these messages will sometimes give more
information such as the email address doesn't exist or has been discontinued or
the recipients mailbox is full.
>
> Kenneth
>
> --- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "jimbir" <jimbir@...> wrote:
>> I want to know what the error messages mean and what I have to correct to
keep them from reoccurring. Is there a list that explains this? Can someone
point me to a site that will do this?
>>
>> Thanks. Jim B.
>>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> ***
> DISCLAIMER : Please note that this is a discussion group only. We do not
provide official support.
> YAHOO MAIL OFFICIAL CUSTOMER SUPPORT is  available at : http://is.gd/54K8A
> ***Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Jim,

> No MX or A records for murrayavaition.com

That means "no such address". In technical terms, that domain wasn't found in
the Domain Name System (DNS). MX records identify the Message Transfer Agents
(the destination servers for email messages) for that domain. A records are
generic Address records for host names.

In that particular case, likely due to a typo: "aviation", not "avaition".

> Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 xxxx@...: Recipient address rejected: aol.com
[RCPT_TO]

AOL says "Senders using scripts to remove unknown users automatically, should be
looking for both the new error code and the old one." I've no idea what they
mean by that.
<http://postmaster.aol.com/Postmaster.Errors.php>

> Remote host said: 550 #5.7.1 Your access to submit messages to this
> e-mail system has been rejected. [RCPT_TO]

This one seems to be associated with spam blacklists. The receiving email
service has decided that the sender is not worthy to send messages to them.

-- Shal

Hey guys,
Does anyone know how to remove an email address from the unsubscribe folder? I
have a co-workers email address that is mistakenly going into this folder
automatically instead of my inbox.  Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian

I just came here searching for a way to make my Yahoo!Calendar tab sticky on my
main mail page.

The Calendar appears to work for me, and I share mine with my wife's Yahoo!
account.

What is the part that doesn't work?

-J

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, Rob Weigle <rob.weigle@...> wrote:
>
> Despite the announcement over 2 months ago, the rollout of the calendar tab is
not complete yet.  I am not waiting for calendar to work as announced in Ymail.
What this lack has done to me is reinforce my opinion that the mail blog does
not contain truth. I have stuck by Yahoo! this long, but now I am going to
search for a different mail program. Any suggestions?
>

i just deleted an email by mistake.  I clicked on the Move button to move it to
the Inbox but there is no inbox in the selection.  I tried  it on another
computer.  Same thing.  I have never had this problem beforeafter using Y mail
for over 10 years,  It has to be on the Yahoo end.  How can they check it out?

Thanks
GB

When I click the move button, Inbox is listed.  It's below the list of personal
folders, just above Spam.

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "greatyoga" <greatyoga@...> wrote:
>
> i just deleted an email by mistake.  I clicked on the Move button to move it
to the Inbox but there is no inbox in the selection.  I tried  it on another
computer.  Same thing.  I have never had this problem beforeafter using Y mail
for over 10 years,  It has to be on the Yahoo end.  How can they check it out?
>
> Thanks
> GB
>

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "greatyoga" <greatyoga@...> wrote:
>
> i just deleted an email by mistake.  I clicked on the Move button to move it
to the Inbox but there is no inbox in the selection.  I tried  it on another
computer.  Same thing.  I have never had this problem beforeafter using Y mail
for over 10 years,  It has to be on the Yahoo end.  How can they check it out?
>
> Thanks
> GB
>

I have an 'inbox' in the menyus to move files to

Neo Version:
Build number: 2.33.0.5748
Build time: Thu Oct 11 01:21:01 PDT 2012

Hostname: cg21.c6.mail.bf1.yahoo.com



Also, I noticed that yahoo messenger integration is gone now.  So we get
calendar and they take away messenger.  It's not matter, I never used it except
to report every message as spam anyway.



--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, Gabriele Pollara <gpollara@...> wrote:
>
> is it me but since the Calendar, there haven't really been any new features?
>
>
> I've been using the new Outlook recently - really quite enjoying it, but this
may be just because I fancied a change...
>
>
> Still holding out for Yahoo to come up with something great. Ultimately I've
also noticed that the biggest determinant of webmail functionality is the
hardware and software on your computer, rather than the small extra features the
providers offer. Unfortunately, if your work computer is slow, yahoo, outlook or
gmail are slow too...
>
>
>
>
> To: Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com
> From: henriquecsj@...
> Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2012 20:52:49 -0700
> Subject: [Y-Mail] New Buid
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Neo Version:
> Build number: 2.33.0.5746
> Build time: Tue Oct  9 11:53:09 PDT 2012
>
> Hostname: cg5.c6.mail.bf1.yahoo.com
>
>
> --
> Henrique "LonelySpooky" Junior
> http://about.me/henriquejunior
>

No, I have an actual "unsubscribe folder" that was provided by Yahoo to help
control unwanted emails.  It basically takes spam that gets through and dumps it
into this folder, however I do not know how to reverse the action...I.E. I need
to have my "unsubscribe" folder not recognize my co-workers email address and
just let it go to my "inbox". Does this help?

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, Vadim Altynskiy <vadim.altynskiy@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> You mean you wanted to move the deleted message from your Trash folder back to
the Inbox? Just checked it out and works well for me. Try selecting the message
and press "D and then 0 (zero)"
>

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "shazen27" <shazen27@...> wrote:
>
> Neo Version:
> Build number: 2.33.0.5748
> Build time: Thu Oct 11 01:21:01 PDT 2012
>
> Hostname: cg21.c6.mail.bf1.yahoo.com
>
> Also, I noticed that yahoo messenger integration is gone now.  So we get
calendar and they take away messenger.  It's not matter, I never used it except
to report every message as spam anyway.
>

Are you sure about that?  I've been updated to the same build release but I
don't have calendar integration and do still have Messenger integration.

Kenneth

Brian,

I tried out the Unsubscriber folder an on advertisement email that I
didn't really need to keep getting.  I received an unsubscribe request
confirmation email from OtherInbox for that sender.  Embedded in their
email was a link just in case I needed to undo this unsubscribe request.
Unfortunately the link was only good for undoing the unsubscribe for
that particular sender.  I was hoping for some management page so that I
could get a list of senders and manage them all.

So if you can find the unsubscribe request email that you received for
your co-workers request, you should be able to click on that link to
undo the action.  Good luck.

Kenneth


--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth" <justkenneth@...> wrote:
>
> --- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "Brian" brianeliasek@ wrote:
> >
> > No, I have an actual "unsubscribe folder" that was provided by Yahoo
> to help control unwanted emails.  It basically takes spam that gets
> through and dumps it into this folder, however I do not know how to
> reverse the action...I.E. I need to have my "unsubscribe" folder not
> recognize my co-workers email address and just let it go to my
"inbox".
> Does this help?
> >
>
> Are you talking about the Unsubscriber mail app?  I've never used it
> but I went ahead and installed it just now to see if there was any
info
> that would help you with your problem.
>
> I received an email from OtherInbox that described how my new
> unsubscribe folder works:
>
> --------------------------
> Your  Unsubscribe folder is the simplest way to stop emails you don't
> want.  Just move unwanted messages to the Unsubscribe folder and we'll
> take  care of the rest. It's a satisfying way to simplify your inbox.
>
> When you move an email to the Unsubscribe folder, we notify the sender
> that you want to be removed from their list.
>
> You don't have to answer any questions or remember your password. Once
> the email is in your Unsubscribe folder, you're done!
>
> Important  tip: You might be tempted to move email from the Spam
folder
> to your  new Unsubscribe folder �" in a word, don't. Email in
your
> Spam folder is  exactly where it needs to be. The Unsubscribe folder
is
> for email that  has reached your inbox that you no longer want to
> receive. Anytime you  move an email out of your Spam folder, your
email
> service thinks it made  a mistake and you do want to receive those
> emails, which is definitely  not your intention. So, leave spam where
it
> is and only use the  Unsubscribe folder for emails in your inbox.
> --------------------------
>
> So I gather that  at some point you moved an email from your coworker
> into the  unsubscribe folder and now everything from that coworker is
> getting  placed there.  I still see that move from the unsubscribe
> folder to  inbox is available so you could move them back to the inbox
> as they  arrive.  I'm not sure if you can reset Unsubscriber to stop
> taking that  action for that sender though.  You might just have to
> remove the  application.
>
> Kenneth
>

As for me i'm getting

Neo Version:
Build number: 2.33.0.5749
Build time: Tue Oct 16 15:00:15 PDT 2012

yet, still no calendar tab...

When you click on the Automatic Organizer you will get a new tab for the
Organizer settings. Go to the Senders tab and you'll be able to change the
behavior. It's not as smooth as I would like but it works.

Jayant

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "Brian" <brianeliasek@...> wrote:
>
> No, I have an actual "unsubscribe folder" that was provided by Yahoo to help
control unwanted emails.  It basically takes spam that gets through and dumps it
into this folder, however I do not know how to reverse the action...I.E. I need
to have my "unsubscribe" folder not recognize my co-workers email address and
just let it go to my "inbox". Does this help?
>
> --- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, Vadim Altynskiy <vadim.altynskiy@> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > You mean you wanted to move the deleted message from your Trash folder back
to the Inbox? Just checked it out and works well for me. Try selecting the
message and press "D and then 0 (zero)"
> >
>

Yahoo! has closed their official Help forums and now redirect everyone to Yahoo!
Answers...

And again i lost the Facebook Chat connexion and can't ractivate it via my
profile for Yahoo! is constantly "under maintenance"

Oh well, lets try that new AOL service

**Sasafrass452**
http://www.friendburst.com/Sasafrass452
http://sasafrass452.tumblr.com
http://thexfactorusa.proboards.com
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/zerohour

 

Yahoo! has closed their official Help forums and now redirect everyone to Yahoo! Answers...

And again i lost the Facebook Chat connexion and can't ractivate it via my profile for Yahoo! is constantly "under maintenance"

Oh well, lets try that new AOL service

What service?

 

--
Henrique "LonelySpooky" Junior
http://about.me/henriquejunior

---

From: guillaumebcom <guillaume@...>
To: Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 9:53 AM
Subject: [Y-Mail] Yahoo closed their official mail forums

 

Yahoo! has closed their official Help forums and now redirect everyone to Yahoo! Answers...

And again i lost the Facebook Chat connexion and can't ractivate it via my profile for Yahoo! is constantly "under maintenance"

Oh well, lets try that new AOL service

It's called Altomail.com

You can Google it, sorry, Yahoo it for images




--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, Henrique Junior <henriquecsj@...> wrote:
>
> What service?
>
>  
> --
> Henrique "LonelySpooky" Junior
> http://about.me/henriquejunior
>
>
>
> >________________________________
> > From: guillaumebcom <guillaume@...>
> >To: Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com
> >Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 9:53 AM
> >Subject: [Y-Mail] Yahoo closed their official mail forums
> >
> >
> > 
> >Yahoo! has closed their official Help forums and now redirect everyone to
Yahoo! Answers...
> >
> >And again i lost the Facebook Chat connexion and can't ractivate it via my
profile for Yahoo! is constantly "under maintenance"
> >
> >Oh well, lets try that new AOL service
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

Brian,

My unsolicited advice is to remove OtherInbox from your account. If you like the
sorting feature, just remove Unsubscribe from your account.

If you don't like that option, read the support information at OtherInbox.com.
If you cannot find answers to your issue, write to help@... (help at
otherinbox dot com).

Tom

--- In Y-Mail@yahoogroups.com, "Brian" <brianeliasek@...> wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
> Does anyone know how to remove an email address from the unsubscribe folder? I
have a co-workers email address that is mistakenly going into this folder
automatically instead of my inbox.  Any suggestions?
> Thanks,
> Brian
>

I have accounts from several different services. My life is very
compartmentalized. I started paying for Yahoo! Plus so I could access my email
in an email client and move emails around.

With both accounts set up for IMAP, in Thunderbird, the email client, I have
been slowly moving Yahoo! Groups mail from Gmail to my Yahoo email account.

I noticed that emails in Thunderbird show the date in the message header even
after moving and synchronizing, but same emails show the date and time the
emails were moved.

Has anyone else noticed this? Is this just the way Yahoo dates emails--by
arrival to the mailbox, not the server?

Even with the add-on in Thunderbird that shows the received date, the dates
don't match between Thunderbird and webmail.

Tom