Bt yahoo windows internet explorer

I have contacted BT Live help and they recommended re-setting Internet options which I have done , checking Security levels done.

Can you help please? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I have tried Method 1 and Method 2 above but unfortunately this does not make any difference.

Unfortunately the email attachments offer Save only. However, I can save them as a temporary file then open them, but this is not ideal. I have also noticed that images are no longer showing up in emails. The attachments are mainly excel, word. Also no images show for any emails even though I have checked Mail Options and they used to a few weeks ago. I have tried dragging the attachment box which as Save marked underneath it to the Notepad on the left of the page but it does not allow me to do this.

I have not used Notepad before. You would need to drag a link to it, not a box. Try doing it from the Downloads directory to see how it works? BTW if no images are showing in an E-mail that could suggest that you are viewing E-mail as plain text. Do you have such an option with your E-mail client? Hotmail used to have such a feature but Outlook.

I have looked in "Downloads" via windows explorer but have not worked out how to transfer a file to Notepad, as the Notepad is on the email programme BT Yahoo. The images are still not showing but I have searched but cant see any mention of an option to view the email in "plain text". The technician said my IE must be corrupt and to use Google Chrome instead. Notepad is a standard Desktop Accessory. It has been in Windows forever but now that there is no Start Menu it may not be so apparent that it is still there.

To set up your email service:. This should be enough information to allow you to connect and collect your email. Having problems connecting? Try the following Problems sending emails. If you can receive, but not send emails, it is likely to be one of two things:. Frequently asked questions:.

Just got a Pocket PC? Worried about the threat of viruses? We're often asked if there's a need for a virus checker or firewall software on the Pocket PC. At the time of writing Jan , a quick search reveals that there are around 69, Windows PC viruses out there. On the Pocket PC platform, there are just 2, and one of these is harmless.

I'd say that the risk of Spyware and the need for a firewall on the Pocket PC is pretty minimal at the moment. If you're a heavy email user, you might want to have a try of ProfiMail. This dedicated email client gives you much better control of your emails, is great if you have more than one account, shows you previews of messages, supports HTML email with images, has filters and signatures, supports SSL for Gmail access and can poll for your messages at fixed intervals.

It's a built-in text and image viewer, and it gives you better control of what you download - it also comes with a file explorer. This program has been available for the Series 60 mobile phone range for a while, and is now available for Windows Mobile - we highly recommend it. Here's one we get asked now and again - what do those little icons on the Windows Mobile toolbar represent?

On the right are a few of the icons we've found on our Windows Mobile 5 device a Qtek S Want to be able to access your desktop PC from your connected Windows Mobile device while you're out and about? Once you're able to connect your Windows Mobile Pocket PC device to the Internet, you may find that as well as email and web surfing, you're also able to make use of other Internet services.

One that's well worth trying, is Skype - a service that offers voice over the Internet - with this, you get free voice calls to other Skype customers around the world, or can make low-priced calls to landline and mobile phones. Skype has released software for a range of Windows Mobile devices, and as long as your device can connect to the Internet using Wi-fi or GPRS , then you may be able to get to use Skype.

For more on Skype, see our Skype page , or go to www. Top Links. For help with two-box solutions, i. You need to set up your device using settings that are specific to your network operator. Dial-up: With dial-up, you're billed by the minute - If you don't have an existing dialup account, then sign up for one from BT Yahoo free-of-charge and get a pay-as-you go account.

You'll then get some details that you'll need to set up your account on the device. Use the latest browser recommended by Microsoft Get speed, security, and privacy with Microsoft Edge.

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