Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / July 2006

My wife just bought a MacBook, and we installed Eudora. She doesn't
like the way all the windows are separate from each other. Is there a
way to make the view a single pane, like the Windows version? Neither
of us has used a Mac before.

I am experiencing a very strange behavior: if someone sends me a
message with a blank subject, I get it with the subject of a definite
message revceived a few days ago.
Any idea?

for many reasons which do not matter here, I am "still" using Eudora
3.1.3 (light) for my home mail account on a Quadra 840AV with System
7.6.
Apparently, when Eudora 3 came out in 1997, HTML mail was the latest and

About a week ago I started getting errors with TWO of my FOUR POP
accounts when getting mail with v6.2.3... sometimes a third account will
get an error but works OK when running again. No recent changes to my
System (Mac OS 10.4.7) so I have nothing to undo. The most persistent

So there's a new beta and upcoming release of Eudora, 6.2.4.  Is anyone else
mildly disappointed that they're not testing Eudora 7 betas yet?

Is there a preference or parameter to alphabetize mailbox folders and
mailboxes all together (at any given sublevel, obviously), rather than
putting all mailbox folders after all mailboxes?
Thanks . . .

I'm trying to convert Eudora mailboxes from windows to mac.  The
instructions on the Eudora web site don't seem to be working.
"Migrating From Windows to MAC" at
http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1644hq.html

Any tricks to jump from message to message in mailing list Digests
received as single long email messages?  
The one I'm currently subscribed to apparently does not arrive in "MIME
Digest" format because I have the "Receive MIME Digests as Attachments"

Is there a way to find out what filters have been applied to a given
message in one of my mailboxes?
Brian

This might be a silly question, but checking the settings and searching
the Eudora knowledge database did not give me an easy answer.
I want to transfer an open message to one of my gazillion mailboxes
without it closing on me. It would save me a lot of work in a day with

I was playing around and configured the SMTP server used by my dominant
personality to require AUTH for SMTP.  Then I decided I didn't want to
do that, so I turned it back off.  But now Eudora "remembers" that
server requires authorization.  Every time I send mail, Eudora puts up ...