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Really need more info than what you gave.
Your emails are sending through the Live mail server. Your personal email? is that from your Internet Service Provider (ISP)? Check the setting or options on your email client (program) it should have a reply to field you could set that as your personal email address. It is also possibly where the setting is that is sending through the live mail server.
You might need to set your ISP as the default. For example I use Thunderbird. It checks my ISP email and 3 Gmail addresses but when I send by default I send through one of my Gmail addresses but I can use a drop down box to select a different send server if I want to appear as coming from a different address.

Skype keeps the messages on its servers until the person logs in and reads them. If you want to send other types of messages use an email client. Even if emails are delivered to an email address, they will not be read until the person logs in.

when you are sending an email type in the name of the recipient (the person you are sending it to) [email protected] if thats the persons email adress remember you must be very specific with capitals and lower case and the dot com if any incorrect the email will fail to send
hope this helps

no you cannot stop the email form receiving, you will have to send the right email to the person or send an email saying you sent the email to the wrong person

when you are sending an email type in the name of the recipient (the person you are sending it to)[email protected] if thats the persons email adress remember you must be very specific with capitals and lower case and the dot com if any incorrect the email will fail to send
hope this helps

Hi,

CC stands for carbon copy. It means that if you send
an email to 10 people, then all people who receive the
email will be knowing who else has received the mail.
For example, you send an email keeping cc to person
a,b,c,d,e,f and g . Person g will be knowing that
person a,b,c,d,e and f also received mail from you.

BCC stands for blind carbon copy. If you are the
sender, all recipients can't see whether or not a bcc
recipient is there or not. For example, you send an
email keeping bcc to person a,b,c,d,e,f and g . Person
g will not be knowing that person a,b,c,d,e and f
also received mail from you.

Both CC and BCC are used in the business letter.

Hope this helps.

Shane

mcdevito75 here, You will only be able to email this person back by email, at yahoo mail left side of screen click compose, type in that persons email address and send an email.

Also, it looks like Yahoo are now checking the verification of your account before you can use the SMTP service.
You need to do this..
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/original/manage/sendfrom-07.html

Some phones can't send pics and some phones can't receive pics instantly. If you're sure your phone is supposed to send pics then the person you are sending to must have a phone that can't receive pics that way. The only way around that is to send the person an email and attach the pic as a file to go with the email. The person will then have to open the file attached to the email when they get it. It's not as cool as instantly seeing the pic pop up on your screen but its better than nothing.