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A client of mine uses the My.Yahoo.com page to track the weather for different places and track a multitude of stocks that are in different groups.<br />
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She logged in the other day and it asked her if she wanted to upgrade to the new My.Yahoo.com<br />
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Without thinking she said yes and it took her to a page that had only weather for where you are and a list of stocks that apparently Yahoo thinks are important. Not the stocks that she carefully grouped and chose.<br />
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I found a way to get her back to the old page by giving her the link<br />
<a href="http://my.yahoo.com/?m=1" rel="ugc">http://my.yahoo.com/?m=1</a><br />
but I have no idea how long that will work.<br />
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Is there a way for her to get her old settings transferred to this new My.Yahoo.com? <br />
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This client of mine is not good with change and this was an upsetting abrupt change with no regard for her settings.
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A client of mine uses the My.Yahoo.com page to track the weather for different places and track a multitude of stocks that are in different groups.

She logged in the other day and it asked her if she wanted to upgrade to the new My.Yahoo.com

Without thinking she said yes and it took her to a page that had only weather for where you are and a list of stocks that apparently Yahoo thinks are important. Not the stocks that she carefully grouped and chose.

I found a way to get her back to the old page by giving her the link
http://my.yahoo.com/?m=1
but I have no idea how long that will work.

Is there a way for her to get her old settings transferred to this new My.Yahoo.com? 

This client of mine is not good with change and this was an upsetting abrupt change with no regard for her settings.

New MyYahoo Eliminated Weather and Stock Settings

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