Marie Fisher wrote:
>>Hm, I didn't try several times, but at least this gives some hope (though
the only person using yahoo over there is my father and he does it only
on the weekend ... so much for logging in every other day). Is this a
problem on yahoo's part? If so, has anybody told them? <<
Yes, Yahoo knows about the frequency of signing on, in fact, IIRC, it is in
their "sign-in help" screen. I also have written them about the cookie
problem and the need for repeated sign-in's to get recognized. I have come
to the conclusion that signing in may be somewhat like changing the
Autoexec.bat file --- it doesn't apply until you exit and re-enter Yahoo.
>>They wouldn't tell me ... but if you just unclick the 'save password'
chkbox, doesn't the password disappear, too (without multiple .acf files)?
An accidental click is always possible...<<
I don't know whether unclicking the "save password" box would remove the
passwords from the .ACF file, but it is likely, since this would be for the
person that doesn't like his/her passwords kept in ASCII text on their
computers.
Roger Turk
Tucson, Arizona
