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Gatton's info is just what you need for the typical ISP (Internet Service Provider).
In addition, though, you mentioned Yahoo.... Is that the web-based service? I don't know if they even have an available POP server that you can use. Usually people get email accts through their internet provider, and that generally works fine with Outlook. You might not be able to use Outlook as a client for Yahoo email service (if it's like the free one.) If it's a paid service, I'd give them a call to find out if you can use Outlook, and to get the server addresses.
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