Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / May 2007

Someone sends me a pdf file as an attachment.  I receive it in Eudora,
open it with Adobe Reader, or Acrobat, and it has no text or images.
All pages are blank.
If I go to the server website -- before Eudora has processed the

I've used Eudora for over 10 years and am currently running 6.2.4 on an
MacBookPro (Intel) 10.4.9.  I use an airport network at home.  When I
travel (specifically to a place in San Francisco where I stay once a
month) and access the free (wifi) network I can get all mail just fine

In the process of deciding just which editing tool to use in preparing a
document, I suddenly realized that the message composition editor in
Eudora is perhaps the best and easiest to use editor on my Mac for
preparing any kind of moderately formatted RTF document.

There are at the minute 289 old "Eudora Nicknames.ab.cd.e.fg" files in
my  ~/Documents/Eudora/Spool Folder/  folder.
Can I trash those?
Can I set anything to limit how many of them accumulate before they age

My sister has the most recent version of Eudora for her PC (Win XP), and
I have the same for my Mac (MacBook OS X 10.4.8). Her email account is
via GMail, which sends to her Eudora. Everything is fine, except that we
can't figure out who is responsible for a problem she is having ...

Thanks to all who answered my earlier question about leaving messages on
the gmail server.
Two new ones.  Again, Eudora 5.2 with OS 9.2.
1. When I download messages using Eudora, because of the "conversation"

Two of my contacts use Mail on their  Mac OS 10.3.x machines and I use
Eudora.
Why do I receive all their email twice?

Please don't laugh at me because I have an ancient G3 with OS 9.2, that
works perfectly fine for what I do with it (send and receive emails, and
check my work email on the web, pretty much little else).
I just configured my Eudora 5.2 to check my gmail account, and it sends