Esprix

The owner of the Yahoo Group I'm involved in passed away last year, and we're looking to continue on without him. I am the only moderator, but was not set up to do everything (such as approve messages and new members). I know in the past Yahoo hasn't done anything with requests to change owners, so I'm wondering if anything's changed lately, and if so, who would I contact?

Thanks!

I have an older car with a cassette tape deck. I bought a converter so I can use my MP3 player or portable CD player (a fake cassette with a wire coming out of it to plug into the player). Unfortunately, the auto-reverse feature keeps flipping the cassette from one side to the other, until it finally just ejects it. The only advice I've gotten so far is to press the FF/RWD buttons at the same time, but that hasn't worked. Is there a physical/mechanical way to disable the auto-reverse feature?

Thanks in advance!

My father fought at the tail end of WWII in the Army in Germany, and was there during the liberation of the concentration camps. He refused to talk about it, and now that he's passed away, and after visiting the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, I'm inclined to get more information about what his experiences may have been. Unfortunately, he didn't leave much information behind, and I don't even know the details of his enlistment. Is there a way I can research that information on my own?

My father fought at the tail end of WWII in the Army in Germany, and was there during the liberation of the concentration camps. He refused to talk about it, and now that he's passed away, and after visiting the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, I'm inclined to get more information about what his experiences may have been. Unfortunately, he didn't leave much information behind, and I don't even know the details of his enlistment. Is there a way I can research that information on my own?

My father fought at the tail end of WWII in the Army in Germany, and was there during the liberation of the concentration camps. He refused to talk about it, and now that he's passed away, and after visiting the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, I'm inclined to get more information about what his experiences may have been. Unfortunately, he didn't leave much information behind, and I don't even know the details of his enlistment. Is there a way I can research that information on my own?