Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / December 2004

I can't seem to find a simple way (other than going to the address
book) of finding the full email address of a nickname in a To: field of
an email.
Sometimes I want to check the email address of someone I'm sending (or

As far as I can tell, Eudora Mac 6.2 does not provide the ability to
specify a separate "reply to" header.
There is an x-eudora-setting which looks as if it might come close:
<x-eudora-setting:267>

Is there a way to create a filter and then lock it or make it invisible so
that no one can change it?
Thanks for your help!!
Todd Mogilner

Eudora (6.0 using Panther) will not bring up my browser (internet Ex, or
Foxfire). Double clicking on a URL doesn't bring up the screen to choose
the browser. This feature has worked fine for many years using many
versions of Eudora. It just stopped working.

I need to customize the toolbar.
I have multiple IMAP accounts. Each has an Inbox. When I build
buttons for them, they {all} say Inbox. I want the buttons to say
Panix, Tiger, etc. instead.

Yesterday, a pop-up warning began to appear in my Eudora:
"Your address book contains a nickname that refers back to iteself."
I have no idea what this means. Nothing in my address book has been changed.

I switch back and forth between being online and offline a lot, and when
I'm offline, I don't want Eudora to bother me with "error" messages and
complaints that it cannot find a server all the time. Therefore, I need
to set it to work offline, and then back again.

My brother has a Winlaptop. The motherboard broke. So he was
transferring his data to a new Winlaptop. He didn't know where his
Eudora mailbox files were. I only know about the Mac version so could
somebody please tell me, quickly:

My DSL ISP, EarthLink, is planning on switching to SMTPAUTH for all mail
sending and has test server up now to try out. I can not get Eudora to
send mail this way, it works for Apple's Mail. When I try to send I get
a 550 error. The Eudora web site has instructions on setting up ...

My Eudora has just started not letting me type in messages or select
people in the To;
field. Any ideas? I'm running V6.1 on OS9.1.
Thx

I have a problem with my password on Eudora 6.1 for Mac OS 9.1.  Whenever I
check for new mail, the system prompts me to enter my password, even though
I have Save Password checked in my settings.  Any idea how I overcome this?
many thanks

Or is there a way to make it search thru the contents (body) of
messsages with a Find (apple-F, cntrl-F)?

Eudora (Mac V6.1)  will not recognize (process) the following filter:
<<Any Header>> contains X-Spam-Level: XXXXXXXX
What's the problem?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.... hhbv@highwinds.com

Lately my inbox has been deluged by spam. All sorts of things that used
to be caught by the spam filter is not getting caught. I checked my
settings, nothing's changed. Is this some sort of weird artifact of the
Bayesian algorithms?

Can anyone tell me how I can gain access to the source code of an
incoming message that I suspect is SPAM but which may contain a virus or
trojan horse of the type that would use my computer to propagate itself?
I am using 5.1.1. on OS 9.2.2.