How do I get yahoo mail to stop bundling my emails into threads they are putting the wrong stuff together?
You have to disable "Conversations" in your settings, and that will correct the problem. Yahoo, in their "infinite" wisdom (?), has decided that we all want and need the new---"grouping/conversation option"---, so they made that the default, and that option is causing a lot of really "weird" happenings. It's a nightmare. To disable it: On your mail page, hover over the "Gear" icon and click on Settings. Then click on Viewing mail (from the menu on the left), and UN-check the "Conversations" box----then "Save".
How do I print all the emails in an entire thread? How do I print emails from one of the persons in a thread?
I need to print an entire thread. I didn't realize that I was only able to print the newest thread. I need earlier info. also it would be nice to be able to both print and respond to a single indivivual in a thread.
Unrelated emails are appearing in the same conversation thread, how do I remove them from the thread?
I'm sorry to hear that. It isn't possible as far as I know to remove a portion of a conversation from another. However, you can turn off conversations completely. For more on that, please read the following Yahoo Help article: http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?page=cont... If you believe this happening because of a technical issue, you should contact us directly here along with information about the affected emails: http://io.help.yahoo.com/contact/index?l... I really appreciate you giving me the opportunity to address this for you! Interested in finding out about more of the vibrant changes to Yahoo Mail? Have a look in Yahoo Help’s “Overview of Yahoo Mail” and be prepared to be inspired! Learn more at: http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?page=cont...
Is it possible to break apart threaded conversations in Gmail into separate threads?
According to "user23122" in this StackExchange thread it is possible by using an imap email client and moving the message you want to separate from the thread into a different folder and then back: How do I split conversations in Gmail?However, I wasn’t able to use this work-around as the email I wanted to separate had been sent from me (from Gmail’s web interface) and not to me and so did not show up in my desktop email client.
How can you disable threaded conversations for Gmail on iOS?
EDIT: A comment (quite correctly) pointed out that my previous answer was unhelpful. So here is another try.As of right now, there is no option to turn off what Google calls "Conversation View" in the Gmail app for IOS. Yes, that's correct. You can't.I personally think conversation view is Gmail's second best feature. But this is a polarizing issue if ever there was one. Those who dislike it, REALLY dislike it. And to add insult to injury, this option is available in the Android app, and in the browser interface, below. So many IOS users are feeling slighted, ignored, and... ahem... somewhat unhappy. Yes, if you want this choice, you are not alone:Kill Gmail Conversation View in AppsMy first (inadequate) thought was/is uninstall the Gmail app, and use Apple's rather spartan built in IOS email app to access your Gmail. I did this for a while. I found it... almost usable. It does not correctly support Gmail labels - among other shortcomings. But it does allow you to turn off the threaded view that seems to endlessly anger some folks.But there are other options! Here is a good article on IOS email apps from the Verge. They highly recommend (I can hardly make myself say this...) Outlook. Which I would frankly never have believed despite respecting the source - till I read that Microsoft acquired Acompli and used it as the basis for its app.The best email app for the iPhone So... Here we have Microsoft, riding to the rescue of Google users (!) on Apple phones. (!?!) And it's free! Life is endlessly strange.And on a personal ironic note, this apparently excellent app shares the name (if nothing else) of one of my lifetime most disliked PC/OSX applications.Note: I switched back to Android (via Google Project Fi) a few months ago, so while I'm quite curious, I won't be giving this a whirl anytime soon. If you try Outlook on your iPhone to access your Gmail... please let me know what you think! :)
How do you reply to a specific email in a thread?
The only way to "reply to a specific email in a Conversation chain is to disable the Conversation option in your settings. Disabling Conversations will separate the grouped threads back into single emails again--(just like it used to)--return control back to you--and allow you to reply (or forward) to whom ever you want without all the past history being included (on going and back and forth) to everyone. Fortunately it is easy to disable that option: ON YOUR MAIL PAGE----hover over the "Gear" icon (little wheel thing, top right) and in the drop menu click on "Settings". Then click on "Viewing Emails" (from the menu list on the left) and UN-check the "enable conversations" box. THEN click "SAVE". ........................................... It's just as easy to turn Conversations back on---IF---you happen to like the way it works-----????
How do I turn OFF conversation view in yahoo mail?
I have the same issue and looking for answers. But it works fine with the IE or Firefox browser. Now you have an option to turn it off of gmail.
When having a professional email conversation, is it proper etiquette to start each email with "Hello" despite already saying it in the starting email?
As previously sated it depends a lot on the level of the discussion and always, the kind of person(ality) your're writing to.This a question we all have when we're dealing with a new interlocutor (internal or external stakeholder). What I use to do is to follow the standard business etiquette and little by little drooping a more informal word and checking if there's a return or openness on the way we interact. Its like testing the water.Like going from "Dear Mr X" to "Good morning Mr X" to "Hello Mr X, hope you're doing well", just as examples. the goodbye part can also be used as a test.Bottom line is to see how's the reaction from the other side, to see if we can move from a formal relation to a more informal.In doubt, one can also wait for signs from the other side to follow their steps.As it seems the other part already said "hello" and that's a kite open and friendly greeting, you can indeed use it one more time (in this case I would dare to say "hello again", otherwise "Hi X".Never ever had any issues following this trend or approachCheers
How to turn off yahoo mail conversations?
You can turn it off by clicking on the icon GEAR at top-right and then click on either "mail options" or "settings" whichever one of these you have. Then click on "viewing emails" and uncheck "enable conversions". Hope that helps.