The 3 top reasons you want to use Yahoo Mail and Outlook 2010 together. Links to: http://living-with-outlook-2010.com/emailaccounts/2010/06/the-yahoo-outlook-2010-connection/

1. Three Important Reasons to Configure Yahoo
Mail Outlook 2010 Access
By Bill Mann
As someone who uses Microsoft Outlook and Yahoo Mail, you ought to know about these three
practical reasons you should set up a Yahoo Mail Outlook 2010 connection. First, it will save you time.
Second, doing so lets you apply Outlook's powerful message management features to your Yahoo
messages. Third, you will easily tie your Yahoo correspondence into Outlook's Personal Info
Management features.
1. A Yahoo Outlook 2010 connection lets you examine your Yahoo messages right in Outlook,
instead of forcing you to open a browser window and work on your mail in two separate places.
I'm positive that having one less place to check, and one less window open on your desktop will
make your life a bit simpler. Plus, it helps you avoid unpleasant situations such as missing an
essential message because you didn't happen to manually review your Yahoo Mail account at a
crucial moment.
2. By configuring Yahoo Mail Outlook 2010 access, you gain the use of Outlook's mail handling
tools, powerful stuff like folders and flags and mailing lists. This happens as a result of your
Yahoo messages appearing in the Outlook Inbox just like your regular Outlook mail. You can
take all the techniques you have learned for dealing with mail in Outlook and use them on your
Yahoo messages.
3. Configuring Outlook 2010 for Yahoo also allows you to make use of Outlook's Calendar, Tasks,
Notes and all its other Personal Info Management systems with your Yahoo messages. Any
personal information administration strategies you use with your regular Outlook mail will work
together with your Yahoo email, once your Yahoo Mail Outlook 2010 connection is set up and
those messages are coming into your Outlook Inbox.
As you can see, you can gain some important advantages by configuring Outlook to work with your
Yahoo account. And if you have access to correct, step-by-step directions for setting up this connection,
you can do so quickly and simply. If your Yahoo email is important to you, I urge you to arrange this
connection as quickly as possible.
What Next?
So what should you do next? Set up the connection of course! Come to my Outlook 2010 site and visit
the page below, where I have provided detailed, step-by-step instructions for setting this up that have
helped over one thousand people make the Yahoo Mail Outlook 2010 connection:
http://living-with-outlook-2010.com/emailaccounts/2010/06/the-yahoo-outlook-2010-connection/