Dear Gene - <<In Eudora it's called Filtering Messages to Folders. You just filter all >messages with this email address to the Trash. >> Thanks... It would have been really nice if there were a way to block all messages from that address, as is true with Outlook. I did set up a filter, but for some reason it does not seem to want to "take". It may have something to do with the fact that the virus is attached and the AV program grabs that... perhaps that interferes with the filter. Thanks, anyway. Susan

In Eudora it's called Filtering Messages to Folders. You just filter all messages with this email address to the Trash. Easy as that. If you haven't figured out how to filter messages yet, use the online help, it has a good explanation. Gene At 09:04 AM 08/02/2001 -0700, you wrote: >Hi, All... > >Within the past 24 hours I have received SEVEN messages with the Sircam >virus attachment from the same email address. Wrote the guy, whom I do not >know... never saw the address until yesterday... anyway..wrote to tell him >his system is infected. No acknowledgement (just more viruses!). He uses a >cable modem so his system is online 24/7 probably and the virus sends >itself out at regular intervals. > >In Outlook there is a way to block messages from given email addresses, but >I've not been able to find any such option in Eudora Pro. Please tell me >there is a way to do that!!! ? <g> > >Susan > > >==== 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.) > >============================== >Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 >

How much RAM do you have. I had this problem constantly until I upgraded my computer from 32meg to 128 meg. Since then I haven't had the problem. Answer yes to rebuild the TOC. If you don't, you will lose all the new mail that came in for sure. You might lose some anyway. Gene At 11:12 PM 08/02/2001 -0400, you wrote: >Just as my mail was incoming, my Eudora program crashed. (This is >happening more and more with Checking mail. Most times, there'll be no >mail, but the darn ball won't stop spinning!) > >Anyway~ the only way out was to reboot. When I entered Eudora again, there >was an error message saying "Out of Date Table of Contents" and asking me >if I wanted to "Rebuild" "Use Old" or Cancel. Since I couldn't access Help >at the time, I chose to cancel. > >Help! What can I do to check to see if I indeed need to Rebuild the TOC >(and if so, how would I do it now that my error message is gone?) > >Thanks as always, >Linda > > >==== EUDORA-MAIL Mailing List ==== >You can contact the List Manager at: >djwoolard@earthlink.net > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

Just as my mail was incoming, my Eudora program crashed. (This is happening more and more with Checking mail. Most times, there'll be no mail, but the darn ball won't stop spinning!) Anyway~ the only way out was to reboot. When I entered Eudora again, there was an error message saying "Out of Date Table of Contents" and asking me if I wanted to "Rebuild" "Use Old" or Cancel. Since I couldn't access Help at the time, I chose to cancel. Help! What can I do to check to see if I indeed need to Rebuild the TOC (and if so, how would I do it now that my error message is gone?) Thanks as always, Linda

Susan, Can't answer blocking question, but would like to restate something posted here before. Use your ISP mail gateway to view your email on the web first before downloading. You can respond (as I am doing to you), delete, etc., before it gets to your computer! My site I use, easily, is... Netwinsite... DMailWeb Web to Mail Gateway 2.1t http://netwinsite.com/top_mail.htm There are others, and maybe Earthlink has it's own. Sue >Hi, All... > >Within the past 24 hours I have received SEVEN messages with the Sircam >virus attachment from the same email address. Wrote the guy, whom I do not >know... never saw the address until yesterday... anyway..wrote to tell him >his system is infected. No acknowledgement (just more viruses!). He uses a >cable modem so his system is online 24/7 probably and the virus sends >itself out at regular intervals. > >In Outlook there is a way to block messages from given email addresses, but >I've not been able to find any such option in Eudora Pro. Please tell me >there is a way to do that!!! ? <g> > >Susan

Hi, All... Within the past 24 hours I have received SEVEN messages with the Sircam virus attachment from the same email address. Wrote the guy, whom I do not know... never saw the address until yesterday... anyway..wrote to tell him his system is infected. No acknowledgement (just more viruses!). He uses a cable modem so his system is online 24/7 probably and the virus sends itself out at regular intervals. In Outlook there is a way to block messages from given email addresses, but I've not been able to find any such option in Eudora Pro. Please tell me there is a way to do that!!! ? <g> Susan

Hi Joanne, When I couldn't send mail but was receiving it, I had an incorrect entry in my smtp server. To remedy this, I needed to contact my ISP and get the correct SMTP and then correct it in options. I corrected it by going to Tools>Options>sending mail and entering the information correctly in the SMTP server blank. I can't remember if I had to reboot or not. Hope this helps. Sue Cancio

A friend can receive mail but cannot send mail. Could you please tell me in layman's terms how to correct this. Thank you. Joanne

At 03:00 PM 7/30/01, LeeandBillMc@twlakes.net wrote: >I have been using Eudora Light for 2 yrs. Last night I couldn't open >Eudora >light. The following information data popped up whenever I tried to open >eudora light. It said: > >Eudora - This program has performed an illegal operation and will shut >down. >Details: EUDORA caused an invalid page fault in module MFC42.DLL at > 015f:5f40ea88. >Registers: > EAX=00000000 CS=015f EIP=5f40ea88 EFLGS=00010202 > EBX=00411300 SS=0167 ESP=0066f2c4 EBP=0066f2e8 > ECX=00007fff DS=0167 ESI=00793280 FS=72a7 > EDX=00017ce4 ES=0167 EDI=0066f2f8 GS=0000 > Bytes at CS:EIP: > 89 48 58 8b 45 fc 3b 47 0c 7c cf 33 f6 39 77 0c > Stack dump: > 00780cb0 00682490 00411300 00000258 00000008 > 00793370 0066f340 00682490 00000008 0066f34c > 5f465b7e 0066f2f8 bff54460 5f49f368 5f49d674 > 007932b0 > >I'm using Gateway windows 98. Please tell me how to acess my >email. Please!!!!!! tell me what I need to do. If I reinstall Eudora >light will that erase my old email-addresses and everything in eudora >light. I don't want to do that if possible. >Thanks, > Candace Candace, Maybe the information on this link will help you> http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1735hq.html Or the information on this link might help you. http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1343hq.html Debbie

I have been using Eudora Light for 2 yrs. Last night I couldn't open Eudora light. The following information data popped up whenever I tried to open eudora light. It said: Eudora - This program has performed an illegal operation and will shut down. Details: EUDORA caused an invalid page fault in module MFC42.DLL at 015f:5f40ea88. Registers: EAX=00000000 CS=015f EIP=5f40ea88 EFLGS=00010202 EBX=00411300 SS=0167 ESP=0066f2c4 EBP=0066f2e8 ECX=00007fff DS=0167 ESI=00793280 FS=72a7 EDX=00017ce4 ES=0167 EDI=0066f2f8 GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: 89 48 58 8b 45 fc 3b 47 0c 7c cf 33 f6 39 77 0c Stack dump: 00780cb0 00682490 00411300 00000258 00000008 00793370 0066f340 00682490 00000008 0066f34c 5f465b7e 0066f2f8 bff54460 5f49f368 5f49d674 007932b0 I'm using Gateway windows 98. Please tell me how to acess my email. Please!!!!!! tell me what I need to do. If I reinstall Eudora light will that erase my old email-addresses and everything in eudora light. I don't want to do that if possible. Thanks, Candace -------------------------------------------------------------------- Mail2Web - Check your email from the web at http://www.mail2web.com/ .

> >Do you perchance have Corel WordPerfect or WordPerfect Office on your >system also? If so, are you seeing a little alarm clock in your system >tray? I have found that if I exit that "Corel Central Alarm," the Eudora >problem disappears. I am also running ME, with an AMD processor, and 128 >memory. I do not have a partition. Don't know how... I don't even know >how to get the stupid little alarm clock out of my system tray on a >permanent basis. Any help on that would be appreciated. > >Rel@ively, >Patrice Hi Patrice, To take out any programs from startup just click start>run>then type in msconfig and press ok. When the box comes up press the startup tab and remove what you want:o) I'm a real fan of wordperfect, but have my suites NOT startup because they take a lot of resources, and even though I have 128 mb and 20 gig drive at 550mHz, it starts interfering with everything:o) Instead I just put icons for the programs I use on the desktop. Works well with suite vers. 7 through 9. Sue Cancio

I need Help. I can't access Eudora Light. Last night after using Eudora all evening, when I tried to get my email it showed: This program has perfored an illegal operation and will be shut down. Details: Eudora caused an invalid page fault in module MFC42.DLL at 015f:5f40ea88. I tried to reboot and then completely shut down and start over. The same error came back. So decided to shut down and wait till this morning, hoping it would correct itself overnight. But no such luck. Thank goodness, this last week I had learned how to access my email from another source like Mail2Web. That helps to get my email but I had some unanswered email and can't access it from this program. I hope someone on this group can help or tell me where to go.Please be gentle. ;) Candace

Hi Patrice. Thanks for your reply. No, I do not have Corel Word Perfect on my system. If I hear anything that may help you. I will pass it along. There may be a setting within Word Perfect that will remove the tray icon. If not, you can go to 'Start", 'Programs', 'System Tools'. Once there you can run a configuration routine which shows you all of the programs that automatically start when you boot your computer. You have the option of not running them. I don't remember the exact commands to get there, but if someone else doesn't come up with it, I'll delve into it a little more. Thanks again for your reply and good luck with the alarm clock. Roy in Michigan City, IN. At 02:42 AM 7/28/2001 -0400, you wrote: >Roy, > >Do you perchance have Corel WordPerfect or WordPerfect Office on your >system also? If so, are you seeing a little alarm clock in your system >tray? I have found that if I exit that "Corel Central Alarm," the Eudora >problem disappears. I am also running ME, with an AMD processor, and 128 >memory. I do not have a partition. Don't know how... I don't even know >how to get the stupid little alarm clock out of my system tray on a >permanent basis. Any help on that would be appreciated. > >Rel@ively, >Patrice > >At 7/27/2001 09:00 PM, "Roy G. Jackson" <rgjackson@home.com> wrote: >>Hello Group. I know these types of queries usually raise more questions >>than they answer, but I am at a loss for what to do. I am running Windows >>ME on a 400 MHz AMD processor machine with 128 megs of memory, an 8 gig >>HD, partitioned into 3 gig and 5 gig drives. I install my operating >>system on the 3 gig drive "C", and _most_ of my other programs on the 5 >>gig drive "D". Eudora is installed on drive "D". I used Eudora for >>several months with no problems. Then I started getting the blue screen >>of death on a regular basis when using Eudora. This happens at varying >>times when I am using the program, and doesn't seem to be related to a >>particular activity. I formatted my drives and did a clean install of ME. >>I also did a fresh install of Eudora. The problem is still present. I did >>not write down the exact error message I receive, but I will start doing >>that and see if it is the same all the time. >>I have been playing with computers for a number of years, and am not >>afraid to experiment. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in

Roy, Do you perchance have Corel WordPerfect or WordPerfect Office on your system also? If so, are you seeing a little alarm clock in your system tray? I have found that if I exit that "Corel Central Alarm," the Eudora problem disappears. I am also running ME, with an AMD processor, and 128 memory. I do not have a partition. Don't know how... I don't even know how to get the stupid little alarm clock out of my system tray on a permanent basis. Any help on that would be appreciated. Rel@ively, Patrice At 7/27/2001 09:00 PM, "Roy G. Jackson" <rgjackson@home.com> wrote: >Hello Group. I know these types of queries usually raise more questions >than they answer, but I am at a loss for what to do. I am running Windows >ME on a 400 MHz AMD processor machine with 128 megs of memory, an 8 gig >HD, partitioned into 3 gig and 5 gig drives. I install my operating system >on the 3 gig drive "C", and _most_ of my other programs on the 5 gig drive >"D". Eudora is installed on drive "D". I used Eudora for several months >with no problems. Then I started getting the blue screen of death on a >regular basis when using Eudora. This happens at varying times when I am >using the program, and doesn't seem to be related to a particular >activity. I formatted my drives and did a clean install of ME. I also did >a fresh install of Eudora. The problem is still present. I did not write >down the exact error message I receive, but I will start doing that and >see if it is the same all the time. >I have been playing with computers for a number of years, and am not >afraid to experiment. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance for >reading this.

In case, it was a fan problem. The hard drive cable unflexed itself and touched the CPU fan stopping it. I got the blue screen of death, computer freezing, etc. The messages you get on BSOD are important. They will give you a clue to where the problem is. Gene Phillips At 07:32 PM 07/26/2001 -0500, you wrote: >Hello Group. I know these types of queries usually raise more questions >than they answer, but I am at a loss for what to do. I am running Windows >ME on a 400 MHz AMD processor machine with 128 megs of memory, an 8 gig HD, >partitioned into 3 gig and 5 gig drives. I install my operating system on >the 3 gig drive "C", and _most_ of my other programs on the 5 gig drive >"D". Eudora is installed on drive "D". I used Eudora for several months >with no problems. Then I started getting the blue screen of death on a >regular basis when using Eudora. This happens at varying times when I am >using the program, and doesn't seem to be related to a particular activity. >I formatted my drives and did a clean install of ME. I also did a fresh >install of Eudora. The problem is still present. I did not write down the >exact error message I receive, but I will start doing that and see if it is >the same all the time. >I have been playing with computers for a number of years, and am not afraid >to experiment. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance for reading this. > >Roy > > >Roy G. Jackson Michigan City, Indiana >rgjackson@home.com >http://members.home.net/rgjackson > > >==== EUDORA-MAIL Mailing List ==== >You can contact the List Manager at: >djwoolard@earthlink.net > >============================== >Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 >

Hello Group. I know these types of queries usually raise more questions than they answer, but I am at a loss for what to do. I am running Windows ME on a 400 MHz AMD processor machine with 128 megs of memory, an 8 gig HD, partitioned into 3 gig and 5 gig drives. I install my operating system on the 3 gig drive "C", and _most_ of my other programs on the 5 gig drive "D". Eudora is installed on drive "D". I used Eudora for several months with no problems. Then I started getting the blue screen of death on a regular basis when using Eudora. This happens at varying times when I am using the program, and doesn't seem to be related to a particular activity. I formatted my drives and did a clean install of ME. I also did a fresh install of Eudora. The problem is still present. I did not write down the exact error message I receive, but I will start doing that and see if it is the same all the time. I have been playing with computers for a number of years, and am not afraid to experiment. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance for reading this. Roy Roy G. Jackson Michigan City, Indiana rgjackson@home.com http://members.home.net/rgjackson

Hi, all... Found these online today and thought some of you might find them interesting: http://www.msnbc.com/news/604487.asp http://art-bin.com/art/or_weltypostoff.html Enjoy! Susan

Well, I shall answer the questions to see if I can make myself clearer. > What do you mean by your Eudora Address? Do you > mean @eudoramail.com? If > so, I've heard that they have gone to only Web-based > with no Pop3 > access. (The url for EudoraMail is: > http://www.eudoramail.com/ ) > Which means that you can not use the Eudora program > to read and answer > mail. I mean that I open up Eudora, put in my password and get my emails. My address is dilys@netgo.com.br and I receive my mail on Eudora. I don't know what Web-based versus Pop3 means. So, from what I understand in your answer, Eudora can't be used to read and answer mail anymore? So how do you use it? > If you did not mean EudoraMail, then I'm afraid we > are going to need some > more details. What other address are you talking > about? I have the above address (dilys@netgo.com.br on Eudora) and a yahoo address. I have not fixed my yahoo to receive my Eudora emails. It was cheaper for me (re. telephone line charges) to use Eudora rather than Yahoo. Thanks for answering, Dilys Rees - Brazil _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Yahoo! GeoCities Tenha seu lugar na Web. Construa hoje mesmo sua home page no Yahoo! GeoCities. É fácil e grátis! http://br.geocities.yahoo.com/

At 02:31 PM 7/22/01, Dilys Rees wrote: >Hello listers, >I am brand new on this list but I decided to post my >question immediately because I'm having a hard time >with my Eudora and Rootsweb. As you can see, I am >using my yahoo address as I was unable to subscribe >with my Eudora address. The request was returned with >the message "permanent fatal errors". > >Until about 2 months ago, I participated in Rootsweb >lists with no problems, for approximately 3 years - >subscribing, posting etc. Then, all of a sudden, I >was no longer able to post. All my messages from my >Eudora address were returned. I did not change >anything on my Eudora. I don't know enough about >computers to re-set things. So I don't know why this >happened. I've checked in on Eudora sites but I'm too >much of an amateur in computers to really understand >what is being talked about. All that I know is that >for 3 years I had no problem, then all of a sudden I >can't even get off the lists if I want to because even >my messages to leave the list are returned "permanent >fatal errors". > >As well, emails to addresses that I used with no >problem are now being returned. Addresses with juno >in them for example. The thing is, I have >corresponded with these people at these addresses for >years with no problems. Now nothing goes through, >everything is returned. > >My Eudora is an early version 3.0. Could that be the >problem? > >Sorry for so long a message but I am feeling rather >frustrated. I hope someone out there can give me some >suggestions. >Thank you, >Dilys Karen Rees >Goiânia - Brazil What do you mean by your Eudora Address? Do you mean @eudoramail.com? If so, I've heard that they have gone to only Web-based with no Pop3 access. (The url for EudoraMail is: http://www.eudoramail.com/ ) Which means that you can not use the Eudora program to read and answer mail. If you did not mean EudoraMail, then I'm afraid we are going to need some more details. What other address are you talking about? You can use your Eudora program for your Yahoo account. I do it all of the time. But you will have to agree for Yahoo to send you some advertisments. When you are in your Yahoo mail account, press on the options link or the help link. Look for anything pertaining to Pop3. You can then find directions on how to set up your Eudora program so you can use your Yahoo account. And I don't think it's a matter of what version you are using. I know alot of people who are still using v.3 so I don't think is the problem. Debbie

Eudora Welty, the author and photographer after whom our favorite e-mail program was named, died today at the age of 92. Point your browsers thusly: <http://my.aol.com/news/news_story.psp?type=4&cat=0800&id=0107231523170462> for the AP story. Slán, Mo! Langdon