I just use the "previous posts" link on the pages... But that's a good search tool Robert.. Thx.

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Here's what you really need: http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/forums/topic/7067

Wow - wonderful tip, Robert. Thank you - and excellent suggestion, YossiD.

A great and easy way to search for former giveaways is to simply enter:
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/2010/
(or another year)

or:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/2008/03/
(or another year/month)

If looking for a particular program:

Do a Google search:
aston site:http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/2007/
(when looking for aston in 2007)

or enter:
giveawayoftheday.com/process lasso/
(when looking for process lasso)

Yossi, I usually just do a google search with "site:giveawayoftheday.com" in the front. You will also get stuff from their freeware library/forums, and I do agree, a search for only software would be a good thing to add.

I am trying to find a way to search the archive of old giveaways so I can see the comments that were posted.

So far I have only been able to get to old giveaways by selecting the date from the calendar shown on the GAOTD homepage. Searching for a program using the "Search for Software on our site" returns links to the program, but not to its original giveaway page with the comments.

If it is possible to get to these pages by searching, please tell me how. If not, I think it would be a good feature to add.

I just created a new folder and stick the e-mails I want to keep in there, by selecting the move tab and the folder I want to move it to.

(Uploads 6000 Terabytes of photos of ducks(Those kind that go quack!) to yahoo's server)

cool, thunderbird worked for me. Nice one. Thanks, Lee.

Just use Thunderbird to check yahoo emails and download them also, thats how I archive and print em.

I'm curious - how large is "unlimited storage"?
How does anyone house that many disk drives?

If you have a Premium membership for yahoo (20.00/ year) now with UNLIMITED storage, you can archive your messages into zip files and download the mail that way or you can POP your mail, that is the ONLY way unless you use ypopsemail

YPOPs! is an application that provides POP3 access to Yahoo! Mail.
http://ypopsemail.com/

I think it is worth the $ I have had it for about 5 yrs now (the premium) before it was only 2G mailbox (until yesterday- 6/14/2007) and now that it is Unlimited it will come in soo handy for ziping files .

I RECOMMEND IT, I LOVE IT. Hope this answers your question.

Does anyone know how to backup/archive, or at least print all (not one at a time), or forward to outlook the e-mails in the free Yahoo Mail? I am looking to back up all my yahoo emails in some fashion either as electronic files or be able to print all of them at one in one shot instead of spending hours to print them all one at a time.

Are there any softwares that might do the trick?

When I try to use my Free Download Manager, version 2.1 build 428 Copyrigth 2003-2006
Microsoft IE popup window reads:
Script on page causing IE to run slowly. If it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive. Do you want to abort the script? Yes / No
No = just does a temporary frezys before returning to same popup window to click on Yes

Does This mean that I have too much gaveawayoftheday programs on my computer?
Can I save the Programs/ Games on Cd's after I ativate them? and still work?

Both main and mirror download links generate a corrupted .zip file. This happened in the last week with another file (Flash...).

Any suggestions for this recurring problem