One trip hazard to signing on -- if you're kind of guessing what you might
have used for a Yahoo ID when you signed up -- is the prompt that you get under
the blank rectangle for entering your ID, which prompt reads: (e.g.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) That suggests that IDs are in that email address format,
but I
suspect that most of us don't choose our email address as our ID/screen-name.
I didn't, but a while back, when I tried to get in, I followed the sample
format and couldn't get access. In the internet version of jiggling the spark
plug wires, I tried variations of screen names and passwords and finally hit
upon it (and there was no "@domainname.com" element). If you have doubts,
click on the "Forgot your ID or password?" link and get it sent to you.
Sometimes upper and lower case matters, other times a requested name was
available
only if you acceded to adding a couple of random numerals to it -- all easy to
forget.
I'm not only on AOL at the moment (which I've grown to dislike very much),
but I'm out in the sticks on dial-up, and I was able to sign onto the Monty
Yahoo site. (Not liking AOL or dial-up will be moot soon enough, as AOL and
everyone else will be pulling the plug on dial-up before long anyway.)
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