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Eudora, OS X and plugins

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nospam@donotuse.net - 15 Jan 2007 00:00 GMT
Let me preface my question by stating that I'm running OS 9.2.2 and
Eudora 4.2.2 (blasts from the past), but am getting an Intel Mac next
week - I  currently have zero experience on OS X.   I've used Eudora
for years, and am very happy with it.

Will the plugins "Kill X-Sender" and "SuperSleek" work in Eudora 6.2.4?
Andrew Starr's Emailman says theoretically they should in 5.1.  And can
you still use the Eudora X-Settings to modify Eudora's behavior?

Also, many have choosen to stay with Eudora instead of moving to
Apple's Mail.  Can I inquire briefly why?

Thank you in advance.
Christian - 15 Jan 2007 05:32 GMT
> Will the plugins "Kill X-Sender" and "SuperSleek" work in Eudora 6.2.4?

I do not have SuperSleek on my OS X Mac with Eudora 6.2.4. However,
Kill-X-Sender is here. No problem.

> Also, many have choosen to stay with Eudora instead of moving to
> Apple's Mail.  Can I inquire briefly why?

May I ask why I should change? Apple's Mail was "trial and error" in the
beginning; it may work properly now but I don't feel any necessity to
change my mail application.

Christian.

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Peter Ceresole - 15 Jan 2007 07:16 GMT
> > Will the plugins "Kill X-Sender" and "SuperSleek" work in Eudora 6.2.4?
>
> I do not have SuperSleek on my OS X Mac with Eudora 6.2.4. However,
> Kill-X-Sender is here. No problem.

I have used 'SuperSleek' with 10.2 and Eudora 6.1.1 and it worked fine.
I'm now using 'Esoteric Settings' instead (no particular reason) with
10.3.9. The plugins all seem to work without trouble.
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Sander Tekelenburg - 17 Jan 2007 03:33 GMT
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> Will the plugins "Kill X-Sender" and "SuperSleek" work in Eudora 6.2.4?

SuperSleek works fine with Eudora 6.2.4. Ther's a minor bug with its
icons display in the prefs pane. If that bothers you, there's a patched
version that fixes this, called "Sleek-A-Boo Plugin".

> [...] can
> you still use the Eudora X-Settings to modify Eudora's behavior?

Sure. Just make sure to get an up to date listing of all the settings.
They have changed (and many have been added).

> Also, many have choosen to stay with Eudora instead of moving to
> Apple's Mail.  Can I inquire briefly why?

Because Eudora is way more configurable/powerful and doesn't delete all
your mail when you delete an account/personality. The only Mail.app
feature I miss is "smart" mailboxes, but you can configure Eudora to
achieve something reasonably close to it.

Word is that for Eudora's IMAP implementation isn't exactly great
though, so for some that seems a compelling reason to switch.

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R. Millstein - 17 Jan 2007 04:18 GMT
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>
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> icons display in the prefs pane. If that bothers you, there's a patched
> version that fixes this, called "Sleek-A-Boo Plugin".

I don't recall if someone has said this already, but "Kill X-Sender"
works in 6.2.4, too.  (Thank God.  Or rather, Peter Gildea).

> > [...] can
> > you still use the Eudora X-Settings to modify Eudora's behavior?
>
> Sure. Just make sure to get an up to date listing of all the settings.
> They have changed (and many have been added).

You can get the up-to-date list by sending a blank email message to the
<x-eudora-settings@tidbits.com> auto-reply address.

> > Also, many have choosen to stay with Eudora instead of moving to
> > Apple's Mail.  Can I inquire briefly why?
>
> Because Eudora is way more configurable/powerful [...]

I was contemplating switching not too long ago -- I looked at
Thunderbird, too.  In the end, it wasn't so much any one thing, but a
thousand little things that would really annoy me if they weren't there
that convinced me to stay.  For anyone that writes and gets a lot of
email, you want software that you can configure.  And really, I had no
compelling reason to leave.

Roberta
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nospam@donotuse.net - 17 Jan 2007 19:08 GMT
Thank everyone for your replies and information.  I'll be downloading
and paying for 6.2.4.
 
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