Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / May 2005

When I print Eudora emails that contain multiple attachments, so that
there are multiple "postscripts" of the general form
     Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
        name="Enclosure1 IMPRS concept.pdf"

I never use "Search Web" and would love to have the extra space on the
toolbar for some more custom buttons. Can this be done? I looked in
X-Eudora-Settings, but it doesn't look like it's in there. Can anybody
help me with this?

I much prefer the ">" symbol to denote quoting but for quite awhile now
Eudora prefers the vertical bar.
If I reply to an email the quoted material has the bar but if I select
that same material and wrap the text it changes to the >.

I have an OS 9 Mac I use for travel.
I moved my Eudora Folder from my OS X Mac to my OS 9 Mac where I had
already installed Eudora 6.1.1.
But problems....

hi,
Some time ago I learned here from you that the way to get rid of the
ugly characters caused by Windows senders is a plug-in which I should
activate with each corrupted message by selecting Message > Change >

Why won't Eudora recognise the Excalibur spellchecker in the open dialog
(Edit->Add Word Service)? :-(
Regards,
Jamie Kahn Genet

I've got some kind of connectivity problem with my ISP regarding retrieving
mail from the (IMAP) server ("transferring"). Coincidental and unrelated (I
think), as I watch the Status dialog in Eudora I see that after it downloads
the messages and begins filtering, it hangs in the ...

Does anyone know if Eudora works with Tiger?
Thanks,
John

this is my first post here, so I'll try to be clear. Long long time
Eudora for Mac user.. v 6.2, sponsored mode. OSX 10.3.8
I've used the Address book to contain mail lists for years. Generally
about 100 entries in a listing (for instance: "newyorkfriends").

When I forward a message: I get the lines: Date:, To:, &c. I don't get
them with replies. Sometimes I need them though, for easier referencing.
Where can I set Eudora to give me those lines in a reply as well?
Thanks,   Stof

I'm using 6.0.2 with SpamSieve 2.3.
Recently, I've been getting the above error message whenever I search
for mail and it seems related to SpamSieve's really lousy accuracy. I'm
getting the most obvious of spam pouring thru the sieve, something that

I have a comcast.net e-mail address and another (let's call it
college.edu) e-mail address. I frequently get spam addressed to people
who aren't me but at comcast.net, as in joeblow@comcast.net. I tried to
set up a filter that would trash any messages that do not contain

As I mentioned before, I am trying tyo tidy up a friend's iMac, which
has had some very confusing attnetion given to it. No lerss than *five*
copies of Eudora on her hard drive.
I've deleted four of them, but still have one problem. She has Eudora

I am going to buy a mac Ibook, but currently i am using window, and use the
eudora to get email, is it any way to transfer or convert those email to
Mac?
Thanks in advance,

Just wondering about something that I see was mentioned a couple years
ago here, but hopefully there've been some changes. The problem, as
stated in the subject, is that I like to be able to paste articles that
contain links into email messages so that my recipients can click on