I am thinking of converting from a straight dial-up connection to a DSL line. I know that with computers one rarely can make a change without creating some incompatibility or conformation change. Will this occur with Eudora 5. x if I go on DSL service? Tom Tom Krakauer Bahama, Durham County, NC tkrakauer@mindspring.com

Hello Listers, I have been using Eudora Pro 4.2 for about two years now. I have previously used several others. I would like to create a mailing list of a dozen or so names in the family that would constitute a mailing list for family matters. Am I overlooking something in Eudora that would do this. I can't find a way at all. I did it with Netscape Communicator Mail and OE. However, because of the rampant problems with these and the spread of unwanted using their address books, I don't want any addresses in their address books. If there is a way that I may be able to do this with Eudora please let me in on the secret. Thanks, Dean

At 05:54 PM 5/16/2001, you said: >The file in quarantine is this - > >c:/Program Files/Qualcomm\Eudora\attach\joke.exe > >Somewhere in NAV (more info) I read "this virus destroys the program it >infects. To remove this virus from your computer, use NAV to delete the >infected file and then replace it with a copy of the original." > > Sorry for the stupidity, but does this mean I should reinstall Eudora or > are they referring to the >"joke.exe" application? (which of course I wouldn't want anyway) > >Thanks for any help. You might want to set up Eudora so that it deletes attachments when you delete the email message and empty your trash. You do this by: Tools > Options > Attachments > then check "Delete attachments when emptying Trash" That way the attachment doesn't stay in your attachment folder. Just a word of caution, if you get an attachment that you want to keep, but not the actual email, first move the attachment to another location, then delete the email. Debbie

Hi All, After running NAV, I was informed that I had the hybris worm virus. Yet again. I am positive that I scan everything BEFORE I open since I got this twice in April. I feel like I must be doing something wrong. Last night someone sent me an excel attachment, which I scanned first. It was OK. Shortly after, I received the Snow White letter -- I didn't open, sent it right to trash, then emptied the trash. Is there some other way I should be doing this?? The file in quarantine is this - c:/Program Files/Qualcomm\Eudora\attach\joke.exe Somewhere in NAV (more info) I read "this virus destroys the program it infects. To remove this virus from your computer, use NAV to delete the infected file and then replace it with a copy of the original." Sorry for the stupidity, but does this mean I should reinstall Eudora or are they referring to the "joke.exe" application? (which of course I wouldn't want anyway) Thanks for any help. Linda

Remembered in Vietnam are ... ... the US commander who was responsible for a major massacre on civilians, and although convicted, never had to go even to prison, but runs now a jewelry shop in the States ... ... the few US heroes, who went in with their copter between those who were shooting at the helpless, aiming their board gun at their fellows in order to stop it, and then pulled a few half dead Vietnamese out of the trenches and flew them to a hospital ... ... a former senator (Kerrey) who received orders of merit, but now admits, that his unit was killing innocent old people, women and children. One of his former comrades says, they knew quite well at whom they were shooting..... ... the couple of US service men and their Vietnamese colleagues who died some weeks ago in a helicopter crash here in Vietnam while searching for the bodies of a few fallen US soldiers. [where I as a German ask myself, why so much money is spent on retrieving remains from Vietnam, while little was done after WWII to retrieve remains from Germany]. ... ... the US government which is slowly starting to accept responsibility for Agent Orange related damages on US service personnel, but still denies it to the Vietnamese who were sprayed with it, and to whom a few Dollars would make a huge difference. ... ... the US vets, who come back to their former areas and - together with their former enemies - now build schools, hospitals, peace parks. ... ... the US vets, former POW here, who in their position as congressmen, Ambassador, senator, now try to "normalize" the relations between both countries - even if it might make them unpopular - because they know, that this is what would help both peoples most. Stefan, Hanoi, Vietnam

--=======4378E43======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-459E7CAB The joke.exe file is probably the attachment that you were e-mailed that infected you. Just go to that directory and delete the file. Then go to your recycle bin and permanently delete it from there. At 05:54 PM 5/16/01, you wrote: > Sorry for the stupidity, but does this mean I should reinstall Eudora or > are they referring to the >"joke.exe" application? (which of course I wouldn't want anyway) > >Thanks for any help. > >Linda --=======4378E43======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-459E7CAB --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.252 / Virus Database: 125 - Release Date: 5/9/01 --=======4378E43=======--

Alan, This is infact a list about Eudora and its many uses... We do however appreciate Sgt's posts throughout the year honoring our men and women that served to keep our country free. I'm sorry if you don't feel the same. ginger At 07:49 AM 5/16/01 -0500, you wrote: >I just subscribed to this list because I thought it was about the email >software Eudora. Am I wrong? My first digest contained nothing but mail >about Memorial Day and veterans. > > Mike & Ginger Woodcock EagleRun® Australian Shepherds Home of ROMX 11, ASCA CH AraBesque Of Taltarni http://www.eaglerun1.com Ginger's WebDesign by EagleRun http://www.eaglerun1.com/webdesignpage.htm Join The Original AussiePosse WebRing found on our website Remember, An EagleRun Aussie is NOT the end of a Transaction, it is the Beginning of a Relationship, enjoy!! :-) (sig tm, the original)

I just subscribed to this list because I thought it was about the email software Eudora. Am I wrong? My first digest contained nothing but mail about Memorial Day and veterans.

Sgt. Thanks so much for the many that never returned. Jim At 05:08 5/15/2001 -0400, you wrote: >Things to ponder this upcoming Memorial Day, May 28th > > THE THINGS THEY CARRIED:

Sgt, I always look forward to your posting for Memorial Day.. Each time it brings back warm feelings about my uncles that I've lost through the years. My mother was 1 of 14. So, you can imagine how lonely it was during the war. 8 brothers and everyone went into the service.. One died tragically on his return home. He got off the train and he and several buddies were driving home by car through the mountains.. It was icy and began to rain...you can imagine the rest of the story. He was 23 and the youngest son. The oldest son died in a MS VA hospital. He was a POW and his body was riddled with Shrapnel <sp>. As well has his mind destroyed while in the camps. One was lost oversees when his fighter went down and was never found.. The others are still around and growing old naturally. Thank Goodness..:-) Thanks again. And as always, My Hat's Off to you and the many many men and women that have served our country to help keep it free.....God Bless you all.....:-) ginger At 05:08 AM 5/15/01 -0400, you wrote: >Things to ponder this upcoming Memorial Day, May 28th > > THE THINGS THEY CARRIED: > >They carried P-38 can openers and heat tabs, watches and dog tags, insect >repellent, gum, cigarettes, Zippo lighters, salt tablets, compress >bandages, ponchos, Kool-Aid, two or three canteens of water, iodine >tablets, sterno, LRRP- rations, and C-rations stuffed in socks. The >carried standard fatigues, jungle boots, bush hats, flak jackets, and >steel pots. They carried the M-16 assault rifle. They carried trip >flares and Claymore mines, M-60 machine guns, the M-70 grenade launcher, >M-14's, CAR-15's, Stoners, Swedish K's, 66mm Laws, shotguns, .45 caliber >pistols, silencers, the sound of bullets, rockets, and choppers, and >sometimes the sound of silence. They carried C-4 plastic explosives, an >assortment of hand grenades, PRC-25 radios, knives and machetes. > >Some carried napalm, CBU's, and large bombs; some risked their lives to >rescue others. Some escaped the fear, but dealt with the death and >damage. Some made very hard decisions, and some just tried to survive. > >They carried malaria, dysentery, ringworms, and leaches. They carried the >land itself as it hardened on their boots. They carried stationery, >pencils, and pictures of their loved ones - real and imagined. They >carried love for people in the real world, and love for one another. And >sometimes they disguised that love: "Don't mean nothin'!" > >They carried memories! > >For the most part, they carried themselves with poise and a kind of >dignity. Now and then, there were times when panic set in, and people >squealed, or wanted to, but couldn't; when they twitched and made moaning >sounds and covered their heads and said "Dear God", and hugged the earth >and fired their weapons blindly, and cringed and begged for the noise to >stop, and went wild and made stupid promises to themselves and God and >their parents, hoping not to die. They carried the traditions of the >United States military, and memories and images of those who served before >them. They carried grief, terror, longing, and their reputations. > >They carried the soldier's greatest fear: the embarrassment of >dishonor. They crawled into tunnels, walked point, and advanced under >fire, so as not to die of embarrassment. They were afraid of dying, but >too afraid to show it. They carried the emotional baggage of men and >women who might die at any moment. They carried the weight of the world, >and the weight of every free citizen of America. > >THEY CARRIED EACH OTHER >Author Unknown >Remember them this Memorial Day May 28th > > >==== EUDORA-MAIL Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from EUDORA-MAIL, send an e-mail message to: > EUDORA-MAIL-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) > EUDORA-MAIL-D-request@rootsweb.com (for Digest mode) >Put only ONE word in the subject: UNSUBSCRIBE >(You don't need to put anything in the body.) > >============================== >Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp Mike & Ginger Woodcock EagleRun® Australian Shepherds Home of ROMX 11, ASCA CH AraBesque Of Taltarni http://www.eaglerun1.com Ginger's WebDesign by EagleRun http://www.eaglerun1.com/webdesignpage.htm Join The Original AussiePosse WebRing found on our website Remember, An EagleRun Aussie is NOT the end of a Transaction, it is the Beginning of a Relationship, enjoy!! :-) (sig tm, the original)

Things to ponder this upcoming Memorial Day, May 28th THE THINGS THEY CARRIED: They carried P-38 can openers and heat tabs, watches and dog tags, insect repellent, gum, cigarettes, Zippo lighters, salt tablets, compress bandages, ponchos, Kool-Aid, two or three canteens of water, iodine tablets, sterno, LRRP- rations, and C-rations stuffed in socks. The carried standard fatigues, jungle boots, bush hats, flak jackets, and steel pots. They carried the M-16 assault rifle. They carried trip flares and Claymore mines, M-60 machine guns, the M-70 grenade launcher, M-14's, CAR-15's, Stoners, Swedish K's, 66mm Laws, shotguns, .45 caliber pistols, silencers, the sound of bullets, rockets, and choppers, and sometimes the sound of silence. They carried C-4 plastic explosives, an assortment of hand grenades, PRC-25 radios, knives and machetes. Some carried napalm, CBU's, and large bombs; some risked their lives to rescue others. Some escaped the fear, but dealt with the death and damage. Some made very hard decisions, and some just tried to survive. They carried malaria, dysentery, ringworms, and leaches. They carried the land itself as it hardened on their boots. They carried stationery, pencils, and pictures of their loved ones - real and imagined. They carried love for people in the real world, and love for one another. And sometimes they disguised that love: "Don't mean nothin'!" They carried memories! For the most part, they carried themselves with poise and a kind of dignity. Now and then, there were times when panic set in, and people squealed, or wanted to, but couldn't; when they twitched and made moaning sounds and covered their heads and said "Dear God", and hugged the earth and fired their weapons blindly, and cringed and begged for the noise to stop, and went wild and made stupid promises to themselves and God and their parents, hoping not to die. They carried the traditions of the United States military, and memories and images of those who served before them. They carried grief, terror, longing, and their reputations. They carried the soldier's greatest fear: the embarrassment of dishonor. They crawled into tunnels, walked point, and advanced under fire, so as not to die of embarrassment. They were afraid of dying, but too afraid to show it. They carried the emotional baggage of men and women who might die at any moment. They carried the weight of the world, and the weight of every free citizen of America. THEY CARRIED EACH OTHER Author Unknown Remember them this Memorial Day May 28th

Hi Debbie, Thanks for the reply. Checked out the link & copied. Did as suggested in the solution, including reinstalling Eudora (yet again) but still no change. Decided to get game & editted the PREFS.JS file (which the Help Note said not to - made sure I had a copy of it before I started though), & cleaned up a bit of stuff that was now redundant. Guess what..... Now works OK. Even loads faster now I got rid of a whole lot of outdated stuff. Thanks again. Cheers Peter. At 10:12 12/05/2001 , you wrote: ********** Original Message Start ********** >At 06:12 PM 5/12/01, you said: >>Noticed that next time I started Netscape V4.73, that there was an error >>message stating that POSTAL.DLL was missing, so Netscape was to be used >>as the default emailer. >> >>I have tried reinstalling (uninstalling first) both Netscape & Eudora, >>but the problem remains. Also, searched the Registry for the entry & >>couln't find it. Searched Windows 95 CAB files & also nothing. No mention >>of this DLL file anywhere. >> >>Now the question........... >>Can someone tell me where the reference is to this DLL file, or where I >>can get a copy (don't think I really need it though, just need to remove >>the reference). >> >>TIA >>Peter. > >Peter, >The answer to your problem is here: >http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1947hq.html > >HTH, >Debbie ********** End of Original Message ********** Researching ...ARNOT(T), BISHOP, CHAPMAN, GREEN, HOL(E)MAN, MERRYMAN, PHIPPS, ROBSON, SAINSBURY, SA(U)NDERS, SAVAGE, YATES Email:- <mailto:quartz@iinet.net.au> Main Web Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/ Location:- Wanneroo, Western Australia. http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/wanneroo.htm Gene Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/gene/ Blended & Essential Oils Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/oils/ Spirit Guides Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/totem/

Hi all, Recently decided to try out upgrading Pro 4.2.2 to V5.1 After having many attempts at downloading, finally got all the file, & decided to try it out. Was somewhat disappointed in that:- 1. all the icons had changed plus my 1 line of icons changed to 2 part lines. 2. went to having to show ads, which I DIDN'T want. Anyway, to cut a long story very short, I uninstalled V5.1 & reinstalled Pro 4.2.2 Noticed that next time I started Netscape V4.73, that there was an error message stating that POSTAL.DLL was missing, so Netscape was to be used as the default emailer. I have tried reinstalling (uninstalling first) both Netscape & Eudora, but the problem remains. Also, searched the Registry for the entry & couln't find it. Searched Windows 95 CAB files & also nothing. No mention of this DLL file anywhere. Now the question........... Can someone tell me where the reference is to this DLL file, or where I can get a copy (don't think I really need it though, just need to remove the reference). TIA Peter. Researching ...ARNOT(T), BISHOP, CHAPMAN, GREEN, HOL(E)MAN, MERRYMAN, PHIPPS, ROBSON, SAINSBURY, SA(U)NDERS, SAVAGE, YATES Email:- <mailto:quartz@iinet.net.au> Main Web Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/ Location:- Wanneroo, Western Australia. http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/wanneroo.htm Gene Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/gene/ Blended & Essential Oils Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/oils/ Spirit Guides Page:- http://www.wantree.com.au/~quartz/totem/

At 06:12 PM 5/12/01, you said: >Noticed that next time I started Netscape V4.73, that there was an error >message stating that POSTAL.DLL was missing, so Netscape was to be used as >the default emailer. > >I have tried reinstalling (uninstalling first) both Netscape & Eudora, but >the problem remains. Also, searched the Registry for the entry & couln't >find it. Searched Windows 95 CAB files & also nothing. No mention of this >DLL file anywhere. > >Now the question........... >Can someone tell me where the reference is to this DLL file, or where I >can get a copy (don't think I really need it though, just need to remove >the reference). > >TIA >Peter. Peter, The answer to your problem is here: http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1947hq.html HTH, Debbie

Good Morning Sgt. George, Thanks again for your help. Since I don't have the slightest idea what any of the "headers" are, which are listed in your "settings", I will go with what you have chosen. Learn a new thing every day :-) Best wishes, Karima > Just be aware that those headers > are the ones that I don't want to see. Your settings may vary. > You may want to see some of the ones I don't want to see, and, > vice versa, you may want to hide some others.

It doesn't matter where you paste it, as long as it's under the [Settings] header. I always put such new things DIRECTLY under the header so that I know where they are. Yes, copy and paste the entire text, including "TabooHeaders=" and everything that comes after it. Just be aware that those headers are the ones that I don't want to see. Your settings may vary. You may want to see some of the ones I don't want to see, and, vice versa, you may want to hide some others. SgtGeorge At 06:09 PM 05/11/2001, Karima wrote: *********START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********* >Ok, silly me, I did find the notepad, eudora and the ini file. I have >opened it up in the notepad, now I have two more questions: > >(1) Do I past the "tabooheaders test" DIRECTLY under the >[Settings] line >OR do I go to the bottom of the page and paste it there? > >2) Should I post the entire text below: > >TabooHeaders=X-FID,X-FIT,X-FCOL,X-FCAT,X-FDIS,X-FVER,X-BG,X-BGT,X-BGC,X-BCPX >,X-BGPY,X-ASN,X-ASNF,X-AN,X-ANF,X-AP,X-APF,X-AD,X-ADF,X-ASH,X-ASHF,X-PRIORIT >Y,X-AUTO,X-CNT,MIME-VERSION,MESSAGE-ID,CONTENT-,RECEIVED,X-ACCEPT,REFERENCE, >CONTENT-,X-FROM,OLD-DATE,X-MSMail,Old-To,X-MimeOLE,Resent-Message-ID,X-Loop, >Precedence,Resent-Sender,Resent-From,Errors-To,X-Bundle-ID,List-Help,List-Po >st,List-Subscribe,Delivered-To,X-Authentication,X-Mac,X-To,Return-Path,X-Mim >e,List-Unsubscribe,List-Archive,X-Topica-Loop,Priority,X-No-Archive,Mailing- >List,In-Reply-To,Auto-Submitted,X-MS-Embedded-Report,Importance,X-Original,X >-Mailing-List,Old-Content-Type > >Thanks for your help and your patience. > >Karima > > > Hi George, > > > > I am afraid that I need "step by step" instructions, as I am not at all > > versed in DOS. Can you tell me how to get to C:\Eudora? At this > point I > > can't even find my notepad :-( > > > > Karima **********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT**********

Ok, silly me, I did find the notepad, eudora and the ini file. I have opened it up in the notepad, now I have two more questions: (1) Do I past the "tabooheaders test" DIRECTLY under the [Settings] line OR do I go to the bottom of the page and paste it there? 2) Should I post the entire text below: TabooHeaders=X-FID,X-FIT,X-FCOL,X-FCAT,X-FDIS,X-FVER,X-BG,X-BGT,X-BGC,X-BCPX ,X-BGPY,X-ASN,X-ASNF,X-AN,X-ANF,X-AP,X-APF,X-AD,X-ADF,X-ASH,X-ASHF,X-PRIORIT Y,X-AUTO,X-CNT,MIME-VERSION,MESSAGE-ID,CONTENT-,RECEIVED,X-ACCEPT,REFERENCE, CONTENT-,X-FROM,OLD-DATE,X-MSMail,Old-To,X-MimeOLE,Resent-Message-ID,X-Loop, Precedence,Resent-Sender,Resent-From,Errors-To,X-Bundle-ID,List-Help,List-Po st,List-Subscribe,Delivered-To,X-Authentication,X-Mac,X-To,Return-Path,X-Mim e,List-Unsubscribe,List-Archive,X-Topica-Loop,Priority,X-No-Archive,Mailing- List,In-Reply-To,Auto-Submitted,X-MS-Embedded-Report,Importance,X-Original,X -Mailing-List,Old-Content-Type Thanks for your help and your patience. Karima > Hi George, > > I am afraid that I need "step by step" instructions, as I am not at all > versed in DOS. Can you tell me how to get to C:\Eudora? At this point I > can't even find my notepad :-( > > Karima

Hi George, I am afraid that I need "step by step" instructions, as I am not at all versed in DOS. Can you tell me how to get to C:\Eudora? At this point I can't even find my notepad :-( Karima ----- Original Message ----- From: "George W. Durman" <georgedurman@home.com> To: <EUDORA-MAIL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 2:39 PM Subject: Re: [EUDORA] Question about "headers" in mail messages > Karima, EUDORA.INI should be located in C:\EUDORA. Just use > NotePad, or other plain text utility, and open the file. At the very > top, you will see [Settings]. Just add the TabooHeaders= line below > [Settings]. > > George

Karima, EUDORA.INI should be located in C:\EUDORA. Just use NotePad, or other plain text utility, and open the file. At the very top, you will see [Settings]. Just add the TabooHeaders= line below [Settings]. George At 08:09 AM 05/11/2001, Karima wrote: *********START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********* >George, > >Where do I go to type in these lines? I mean where do I find the >EUDORA.INI >file? > >Is it possible for me to just copy what you have listed below and paste it >into wherever this file is? :-) > >Karima > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "George W. Durman" <georgedurman@home.com> >To: <EUDORA-MAIL-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 4:32 AM >Subject: Re: [EUDORA] Question about "headers" in mail messages > > > > Karima, you need to add a line under [Settings] in the EUDORA.INI > > file. > > > > TabooHeaders= > > > > After the equal sign, type in all the headers you do NOT want to see, > > with each header separated by a comma and no space. Here are all > > the ones I have entered: > > > > >TabooHeaders=X-FID,X-FIT,X-FCOL,X-FCAT,X-FDIS,X-FVER,X-BG,X-BGT,X-BGC,X-BCPX >,X-BGPY,X-ASN,X-ASNF,X-AN,X-ANF,X-AP,X-APF,X-AD,X-ADF,X-ASH,X-ASHF,X-PRIORIT >Y,X-AUTO,X-CNT,MIME-VERSION,MESSAGE-ID,CONTENT-,RECEIVED,X-ACCEPT,REFERENCE, >CONTENT-,X-FROM,OLD-DATE,X-MSMail,Old-To,X-MimeOLE,Resent-Message-ID,X-Loop, >Precedence,Resent-Sender,Resent-From,Errors-To,X-Bundle-ID,List-Help,List-Po >st,List-Subscribe,Delivered-To,X-Authentication,X-Mac,X-To,Return-Path,X-Mim >e,List-Unsubscribe,List-Archive,X-Topica-Loop,Priority,X-No-Archive,Mailing- >List,In-Reply-To,Auto-Submitted,X-MS-Embedded-Report,Importance,X-Original,X >-Mailing-List,Old-Content-Type > > > > I can always click on "Blah, Blah, Blah" in the icon > > bar at the top to see all the "hidden" headers. > > > > SgtGeorge > > > > At 10:31 PM 05/10/2001, Karima wrote: > > *********START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********* > > >Is there any way to set Eudora mail so that the messages don't display >the > > >entire set of headers? I've tried to find an option for it but I give >up! > > >Any help would be appreciated. > > > > > >Thanks, > > > > > >Karima > > **********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********** > >**********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT**********

--=======74924123======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-34B76CE7 Works great George. Thanks. At 04:32 AM 5/11/01, you wrote: >Karima, you need to add a line under [Settings] in the EUDORA.INI >file. > >TabooHeaders= > >After the equal sign, type in all the headers you do NOT want to see, >with each header separated by a comma and no space. Here are all >the ones I have entered: --=======74924123======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-34B76CE7 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.252 / Virus Database: 125 - Release Date: 5/9/01 --=======74924123=======--