Mail Beta Yahoo Click Settings: The All New Yahoo Mail

A lot of people have more than one Yahoo mail account, and I, for one, am one of those people. I first got acquainted with AT&T's Yahoo Beta Mail when I chose AT&T DSL high speed Internet services for my Internet service provider. With the service, I got all the new software included in the setup process, and when I first set my account up, it was through SBC, right after the SBC/AT&T merger. Well, upon first setting up my Yahoo mail account with SBC/AT&T, I learned that my service provides me with up to 10 different email accounts, if I want them. For someone like me, two is enough, and I had already used a Yahoo mail account for my email for the past three years, so I did not want to reroute or change my existing account when I went with SBC/AT&T. When the new Yahoo Beta Mail by AT&T then appeared, I found out, shortly thereafter, that due to changes in the email system from SBC to AT&T, I could switch my earlier email to Yahoo Beta Mail if I chose to do so. What I did, instead, was to keep my old Yahoo account and decide to swtich back and forth from one to the other when I needed to. In the process of learning how I could switch, there is a setting switch option on my older Yahoo email account that I can choose to access whenever I want to, so I really like the Mail Beta Yahoo click settings that are provided for Yahoo mail users to shift back and forth between an older Yahoo mail account and a new Beta Mail account.

Some of the features of the new Mail Beta Yahoo click settings are as follows:

A new reading pane.
A message selection bar in the view window that lets you drag and drop files into your navigation bar folders.
A new compose button.
Tabbed Messages option.
A new email search option.
A keyboard shortcuts option.
A contacts folder in the navigation bar of the email window.
A cool RSS feed that lets you collect feeds from any news service that provides news feeds. A wonderful option for those interested in RSS feeds.

Of course, there are some problems with the Yahoo Beta Mail, and I concur that one of them is "speed." The Yahoo Beta Mail is not nearly as fast as the older Yahoo Mail. However, Yahoo is working to fix those bugs, and anything that bothers you about Beta, you can report to Yahoo on the Beta Updates Blog at the following URL: http://ymailupdates.com/blog/. Also, there are two URL's for Beta Mail users that will get you through a tutorial and an overview of the new mail Beta Yahoo click settings: http://tutorial.mail.yahoo.com/us/, and also http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/tutorials/cg/.

I hope this information has been helpful to you, and remember that you can switch back and forth between your older Yahoo mail accounts and the All New Yahoo Mail accounts.