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SENDING E MAIL FROM YAHOO - IE7 - WINDOWS XP SP2

by de beers Aug 9, 2007 3:08AM PDT

HI ALL, PLEASE HELP ME!! I HAVE SEARCHED THE FORUM ON THIS TOPIC BUT MY OS DOES NOT MATCH.
MY PROBLEM IS THIS : I CANNOT SEND E MAIL FROM MY YAHOO MAIL ACCOUNT (EITHER ALPHA OR BETA VERSION). CAN RECEIVE, COMPOSE, OPEN MAIL ETC, BUT CANNOT SEND!!!!-PLEASE HELP!!!
I USE WINDOWS XP SP2, PENTIUM 4, 3.2 GHZ PROCESSOR(SOCKET 47 1024K OD 800 MHZ FSB 90 NM TECHNO, TRANSCEND DDR 400 256 MB X4(1G OF RAM), SEAGATE BARACUDA ATA IV 200GB IDE DRIVES ATA 100 - 7200RPM - ATA PLUS:8MB, GIGABYTE INTEL865G+ICH5 INTEL PENTIUM 4 FSB800 INTEGRATED MB.
I USE IE7, SAME PROBLEM OCCURS IN FIREFOX MOZILLA, USE NORTON INTERNET SECURITY 2007 AS WELL AS AD-AWARE 2007 - ALL SOFTWARE AUTHENTIC AND REGISTERED.AT PRESENT 56K INTERNA DIAL UP MODEM. I HAVE FORMATTED MY SYSTEM PLUS TRIED NUMEROUS OTHER IDEAS ETC. I'VE BEEN TO IT STORES BUT NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOM WHAT IS GOING ON. ANY IDEAS - PLEASE !!

REGARDS
DE BEERS

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Ouch!

by MarkFlax Former Forum moderator Aug 9, 2007 5:01AM PDT

Sorry but I stopped reading this immediately.

ALL CAPITALS IS SHOUTING, AND IS VERY DIFFICULT TO READ, ESPECIALLY IN A LONG POST.

You may find others have the same difficulty as well.

Mark

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sorry!

by de beers Aug 10, 2007 8:16PM PDT

Sorry about that!! Nevertheless, could somebody please help!?

Sending e mail from my yahoo mail in IE7 with Windows xp gives me the following result : "an unexpected problem has occured - (Bad request. Can't find : HTTP_Raw_post_DATA) Performing in a few minutes or re-launching yahoo mail will probably help!

Believe me it doesn't!

ANY help please!

Thank you in advance.

de beers

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