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Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / May 2004Why can't I change the memory in Eudora 6.11?
I am having a problem retrieving mail with Eudora, where the program quits when trying to retrieve mail. I was told to increase the memory, which currently is at about 14000. The program doesn't allow memory changes. How can I reset this? Thanks. > I am having a problem retrieving mail with Eudora, where the program quits > when trying to retrieve mail. I was told to increase the memory, which > currently is at about 14000. The program doesn't allow memory changes. How > can I reset this? Thanks. If the program is Locked, you'll need to unlock it from the Get Info window. Additionally, you can't change memory allocations when the program is running. Quit it, and it should work.  SignaturePete Stephenson HeyPete.com Program isn't locked, and not running. What next? Thanks. In article <jackstroh-7AA8E3.02351623052004@comcast.dca.giganews.com>, Jack Stroh <jackstroh@usa.net> wrote: > I am having a problem retrieving mail with Eudora, where the program quits > when trying to retrieve mail. I was told to increase the memory, which > currently is at about 14000. The program doesn't allow memory changes. How > can I reset this? Thanks. If the program is Locked, you'll need to unlock it from the Get Info window. Additionally, you can't change memory allocations when the program is running. Quit it, and it should work. > Program isn't locked, and not running. What next? Thanks. You're running OS X, aren't you? Changing memory allocations only applies to Classic. SignatureMike Rosenberg <http://www.macconsult.com> Macintosh consulting services for NE Florida <http://bogart-tribute.net> Tribute to Humphrey Bogart Ralph Nader: Unsafe at any speed Jack Stroh <jackstroh@usa.net> wrote: > Program isn't locked, and not running. What next? Thanks. You're running OS X, aren't you? Changing memory allocations only applies to Classic. How then can I give a program the memory allotment it needs? > How then can I give a program the memory allotment it needs? It sounds as though your problem may not be memory allocation but something else. Have you tried rebuilding your Settings (open them with the Opt key held down) or even trashing the Settings file and reentering everything from scratch. A coorupted Settings file is still a leading source of trouble in Eudora. SignaturePeter Jack Stroh <jackstroh@usa.net> wrote: > How then can I give a program the memory allotment it needs? It sounds as though your problem may not be memory allocation but something else. Have you tried rebuilding your Settings (open them with the Opt key held down) or even trashing the Settings file and reentering everything from scratch. A coorupted Settings file is still a leading source of trouble in Eudora. You're right. The problem is Eudora 6.11 and Panther. It corrected when I downgraded to Eudora 5.1. Jack > Jack Stroh <jackstroh@usa.net> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Jack Couldn't you quote correctly ? Where is what you wrote in the former text? JPaul. Signature/==/==\\-\ Jean-Paul BLANC / /--/--//\\ quelque-part (somewhere) |/| L |\\\ en (in) \/|| = |||\\\ FRANCE |
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