Please give me shortcut of "Yahoo mail" logo for my desktop

Go to your programs, find the yahoo folder, and look for the email logo. Right click on it to create a shortcut, and drag the shortcut to your desktop.

Hi,
Try this, 1. Open Yahoo mail. 2. Try to Minimise or Restore down the screen. 3. You will able to see the Icon which is just left of the URL. 4. So Drag the icon to the desktop. 5. You will be able to see the Shortcut for Yahoo mail.

Sincerly, Thiyaga

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but any of these ways will put a Yahoo! Mail shortcut icon on your desktop.

To put a Yahoo! Mail shortcut icon on your desktop, go to Yahoo! Mail page http://www.mail.yahoo.com/ , at the top of your screen click File, a menu drops down, put your mouse cursor on Send, a menu pops up, click Shortcut to Desktop.

Another way: Go to Yahoo! Mail page, right click on a blank space, a menu pops up, click Create Shortcut, a pop up asks "Do you want to put a shortcut to this website on your desktop", click Yes.

Another way: If it is listed in All Programs: Click Start > All Programs > right click on Yahoo! Mail > point to Send To and on the menu that pops up click Desktop ( create shortcut ).

Another way: Right click on desktop > point to New and on the menu that pops up click Shortcut > in the box that opens type www.mail.yahoo.com > click Next and in the next box that opens type Yahoo! Mail and click Finish.

Another way: Go to Yahoo! Mail Page > left click and hold on the blue bar at the top of your broeser window and pull down far enough to expose the desktop, or drag one side in or the bottom up (if it won't move, click the box beside the X at the top right corner of the screen to Restore Down) > left click and hold on the icon on the left of the address on the address bar and drag it to the desktop and release it, then you can minimize the window and left click on the icon and hold and drag it to where you want it on your desktop.

First go to yahoo.com and click on the mail link so you get to the log in screen. Then look in the address bar and highlight the entire address and then right click on it and select copy on the menu.

Second minimize the internet browser and right click in an empty area of your desktop screen and place your mouse pointer on NEW and select Shortcut on the pop up menu. It will ask you for the location of the program.

Third: right click in the empty field and click Paste. It will fill in the path with the web address you copied in the First step. Click on Next and fill in the name of the new shortcut such as Yahoo Mail or such.

Click Finish and you will see a new web shortcut appear on your desktop. Double click on it and it will take you to the yahoo log in screen.

Here's how you add a link to Yahoo Mail on your desktop:
1. You open Internet Explorer from the shortcut on your desktop
2. Type in the address for Yahoo mail. If you want to put a shortcut of the login screen, proceed to step 3. If you want to put a shortcut to the Inbox, then log into your account then proceed to step 3.
3. Go in the top menu to Favorites and click on Add to Favorites...
4. No when you click on Favorites you will see a link to Yahoo Mail in there. Click and drag that link onto your desktop. You're done!

Hello there!

Any of these ways will put a Yahoo! Mail shortcut icon on your desktop. If you want another Yahoo! shortcut instead of Yahoo! Mail, just substitute that Yahoo! page for Yahoo! Mail in the instructions.

To put a Yahoo! Mail shortcut icon on your desktop, go to Yahoo! Mail page http://www.mail.yahoo.com/ , at the top of your screen click File, a menu drops down, put your mouse cursor on Send, a menu pops up, click Shortcut to Desktop.

Another way: Go to Yahoo! Mail page, right click on a blank space, a menu pops up, click Create Shortcut, a pop up asks "Do you want to put a shortcut to this website on your desktop", click Yes.

Another way: If it is listed in All Programs: Click Start > All Programs > right click on Yahoo! Mail > point to Send To and on the menu that pops up click Desktop ( create shortcut ).

Another way: Right click on desktop > point to New and on the menu that pops up click Shortcut > in the box that opens type http://www.mail.yahoo.com/ > click Next and in the next box that opens type Yahoo! Mail and click Finish.

Another way: Go to Yahoo! Mail Page > left click and hold on the blue bar at the top of your browser window and pull down far enough to expose the desktop, or drag one side in or the bottom up far enough to expose the desktop (if it won't move, click the box beside the X at the top right corner of the screen to Restore Down) > left click and hold on the icon on the left of the address on the address bar and drag it to the desktop and release it, then you can minimize the window and left click on the icon and hold and drag it to where you want it on your desktop.

With the mail page open----right click a blank space up near the top, and in the drop menu, click "create shortcut". Then click "yes" or OK if asked--do you want a shortcut on your desktop?

It appears immediately.

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Go to Yahoo! Mail page. At the top of your screen click File, a menu drops down, put your mouse cursor on Send, a menu pops up, click Shortcut to Desktop.

Another way is go to Yahoo! Mail page, right click, a menu pops up, click Create Shortcut, a pop up asks "Do you want to put a shortcut to this website on your desktop", click Yes.

If I have understood the question correctly, it should be quite easy.

Obviously you need to have set up an account before a shortcut can be created, assuming you have done this for your parents already, please follow the directions below.

Firstly, Visit the Yahoo home page. Click the link that says "Mail."

When the next page opens it will either be the login page, or if you have logged in before and saved your password, you'll go right to your webmail.

When the login page opens, simply right click your mouse and select "Create Shortcut."

Your computer will tell you 'a shortcut will be created on your desktop' click ok.

You should now have a suitable desktop shortcut direct to the Yahoo login screen.

You can then rename the shortcut whatever you want by right clicking the mouse again, on the shortcut, and selecting rename. You could type, Freds Email or something. Hope this helps.