WestCoastWilson
New Email
I have a 2003 vintage desktop Dell computer with Windows XP.
Since I use web based email only (Yahoo! and Gmail), earlier this week when I logged onto my Classic Yahoo email account, I was forced by Yahoo to upgrade to the new version of their email (otherwise I could not get into my email), since it appears that they no longer offer a button/option to switch back to the Classic email version.
So a long story short, I received this suggestion (below) from someone online, but I do not think changing the resolution on my monitor is going to work as this person suggested since "I think" a monitor and hard drive work independently of each other. Your thoughts?
If this is doable, can someone walk me through this. Thank you.
Wilson
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However, there is (currently) a "workaround" to get back to Classic that works for most.
Just lower the page "resolution" to the point where it won't support the Beta version and you will be asked if you want to switch to Classic.
Obviously click Yes.
Once you are "firmly" back in Classic---you can return the page resolution if you want.
Since I use web based email only (Yahoo! and Gmail), earlier this week when I logged onto my Classic Yahoo email account, I was forced by Yahoo to upgrade to the new version of their email (otherwise I could not get into my email), since it appears that they no longer offer a button/option to switch back to the Classic email version.
So a long story short, I received this suggestion (below) from someone online, but I do not think changing the resolution on my monitor is going to work as this person suggested since "I think" a monitor and hard drive work independently of each other. Your thoughts?
If this is doable, can someone walk me through this. Thank you.
Wilson
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However, there is (currently) a "workaround" to get back to Classic that works for most.
Just lower the page "resolution" to the point where it won't support the Beta version and you will be asked if you want to switch to Classic.
Obviously click Yes.
Once you are "firmly" back in Classic---you can return the page resolution if you want.