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Create a new account with administrator privileges (you can call it Administrator). Don't set a password for it. save the changes and log off or reboot.
Log on to the Administrator account, look for the users configuration or account management. Delete your old account, the one that has your name. Also change the name of your computer. Explore the drive in search of personal documents you might have stored in it: Passwords to websites, E-mail address in mail clients, favorite sites.
Delete any file that may be left in your old account.
The outgoing port numbers for sending e-mails are: 25, 2525, 587, 465 (SSL).
If you are not sure where to enter either of these number in your e-mail client (like Outlook), you need to ask a friend that has knowledge in e-mail clients.
I use web based email clients for this, Some can automatically resize the photos to send via email, BUT you must use the right browser with the right email client, plus they may ask you to install a plug in.
I use IE with Hotmail/live mail
And Google Chrome with Google mail.
Just write your email, click on attach, choose photo.
It will then ask you to browse to your photos. Pick all the photos you wish to attach and that should do it
If you aren't the legitimate owner of the account, there basically is no way.
If you are, maybe you can't get the old password, but you can try having it changed by writing to Yahoo helpdesk.
Another way (assuming you have a notebook with a mail client which automatically connects, but won't tell you the password - this routinely happens to people trying to upgrade their mail client) is to install PCAP and NGREP for windows (not all versions are supported!), and instruct ngrep to listen on TCP port 110 (outbound), dumping the result to file. Browsing the file after the mail client retrieves the mail will yield, right at the top, the two commands USER and PASS followed by what you want to know.
This will take a few steps to get your issue resolved.
On the E-mail client you are working on the Toolbar section it will have options to Choose the font. e.g: TimesNew Roman, Verdana e.t.c.
All you need to do is while typing on your client, select the entire sentence/paragraph tha you have written and then go to the font section.
There you can choose the font of your choice and also increase the font size to 10 to 72. Ideal font should be between 10 to 16.
Alos there are certain shotcuts for the same if you are using a Microoft Outlook:
For Outlook 2007; Tools-> Trust Center…-> E-mail Security-> Read all standard mail in plain text
For Outlook 2003 Tools-> Options…-> button Email Options…-> Read all standard mail in plain text
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I solved this by changing the Outgoing Mail Server settings. Open Mail client, select Tools>Account>Properties then select the Server tab. Check Server Requires Authentication and under settings click Log on using and enter your user name and password in the boxes provided, the boxes were already filled out but you may have to enter your information.
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