Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / June 2004

I'm curious about this....
I copy my Eudora folder from my OS 8.6 Mac to my OS X Mac over out LAN.
When I do, sometimes, but not always, the Settings file is not in the
copied folder (just the Settings.bkup file). Other times the complete

Generally I can recognize from the headers which incoming e-mail is spam
that made it past my filters and simply trash it un-opened. Once in a
while I am uncertain.
Realizing that some malicious e-mail has visble or invisible coding

I've installed Eudora 6.1 on a new Mac running OS X.
I thought I could just copy my Eudora Folder from my old Mac (running
Eudora 4.2 with OS 8.6) and my wife's Eudora Folder as well from her Mac.
But I keep getting error messages when trying to launch from my settings

I'm a long time user of Eudora but never with 2 users on one machine so
these are probably very beginner questions. My wife and I are going to
"share" ;)  a PB for travel.
I have just downloaded Eudora on the new PB but have not installed it

Just joined the list, so, if this has been asked previously, please
excuse an old fud. BTW: This isn't a troll. I really need to know.
We're currently running 9.1 on a 7300/200 and using Eudora 4.2.2. We're
going to switch to an iMac running 10.3.2 (later upgrade to 10.3.3), and

I'm having troubles with Junk -- it seems that *everything* goes into my
Junk folder, regardless of the Junk score.  Nothing goes into my in-box
anymore, and if I use command-J to unjunk things, future mailings from
the same address are still Junked.

I have been having a periodic (every couple of months approx.) "cannot
send mail" (but can receive mail) problem (using Eudora). The last time
it happened, my ISP's tech support said, "We blocked your sending
ability because you exceeded the 'no more than 250 emails in a 5-minute ...

Eudora 6.1,  paid, OSX
My ISP has blocked port 25 so I need to change the port to 1025. I
can't find the esoteric settings, or extra stuff folder,  anywhere on
my machine.

I just opened my Eudora folder in OS X and inside I found a
cache folder. It includes all the logos and other art sent
to me by advertisers and takes up a lot of room.
Is there any way to keep this monster tame?

If I check my account the mail is filtered into various mailboxes.
Unfortunately Eudora (6.1.1) opens a window for each mailbox that has a
new message in it. Is there a way to stop that? I just do not like to
have a dozen windows popping up if I check my mail.

 I am migrating one of our users over to OS X and have run into a
strange situation when it comes to Eudora's handling of email
attachments.  Both Eudora 4 (running in Classic mode) and Eudora 6
(running OS X native) will occasionally take a message with

Using Eudora 6.1 Light running in 10.2.6.
Everything works fine except:
If I try to open an HTML mail using File->Open in Browser it uses
Safari. I want it to use Mozilla (which is running permanently) which is

How is the "Forward To" menu item supposed to work? I'm guessing that I must define and/or
perhaps install some folks as Quick Recipients, but I can find nothing in the
documentation about how to do this or even what a QR is.
Any pointers?

Does anybody know how to use Eudora with Korean text? I've looked around the
net and found a few good references for how to do it using Eudora 5x. I have
not found anything for Eudora 6.1. I'm using OS 10.3.4.
TIA

OK, all you big-brother haters. I just heard about DidTheyReadIt.com (go
there if you don't know yet), and now I want to know how to defeat it.
That is, I want to prevent Eudora from notifying the sender when I open
his mail sent through this "service".