IF you CANT get YAHOO SPADES to LOAD REPORT it at this LINK.....?

Question

http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/games/general/further/games-31.html

Under where it says ASK click on SEND US FEEDBACK...Then click on - To report bugs or technical problems, use the Yahoo! Games Bug Report Form......

Fill out the form and send it to Yahoo....they probably don't even know its down and its been two days...they keep trying to say its our PCs but anyone with sun java 1.5 CANT get into yahoo spades so its on their end.......the only people who can actually get into spades are people running really old versions of Java...

Answer 1

Filling out that form only gets a form letter back,but no help.try one or both of these things!
I just tryed everything was fine.But here is how i set my PC for games and the method I use to get into any game..While you need java to run yahoo games,It is not needed to open and play them. Java’s new update has glitches like small fonts,the way I found to get around them is go to start button settings, Control panel open internet options advance tab. See if you have Microsoft VM listed if so unclick the 2 java listed. Make sure JIT is checked, click apply then ok. Close. This lets msn vm launch games. This will SPEED UP game loading time.if you don’t have msn VM download it from here. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver/default.mspx
If the game lounges are full they will not let you in under normal log on methods!
Here is an easy fast way into games. And it by-passes log in problems. Go to http://www.shove-it.com find game select lounge page you want to play. Click on file, send, desk-top short cut. Or add to your favorites. This gives you a straight link to shove it. Now click on a lounge, it will take you to yahoo games log in page. Log in, then minimize log in window while its loading. Now click the lounge link again and open the log in window back up. Your in. nice thing is you can get in any lounge or game that’s full or not. Good luck with your games.

Answer 2

I reported