Adding to what Marsha has said, for those of us that use multiple Internet Service
Providers (ISP), the powerful filters, along with the ability to use multiple
personalities and stationary make Eudora a very powerful and flexible tool. For
example, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], or mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], or
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], will deliver mail to me, acting in several different
capacities. Eudora enables me to keep e-mail pertaining to my profession separate from
that e-mail that pertains to the South Texas Regional Group of the Blinded Veterans
Association and my personal e-mail. I can also respond to each message with an
appropriate "Letterhead", so to speak.
Kindest Regards,
Sidney Ordway
>MARSHA MACCHI writes:
>Hi, Marsha here. I first picked Eudora because I found it to be the easiest
>program to learn with a good learning curve. When I was first working for a
>Credit Card Company from home, we had to have a way to get my entries to the
>boss. The internet was the way to do this and in 1997, Eudora was the way to
>accomplish this. I used Eudora 3.0 at that time. When I worked for another
>company, I had to upgrade to Eudora 4.1 because I had to use more than one
>character to use as attachment filenames. This later version allowed me to do
>this. I have not yet upgraded to the 3.3 version of JFW but I have found
>Eudora a very friendly program with the JFW 3.2 version.
>
>I do think that many Eudora problems may be system-related. If you know how to
>set your various options in the program, you shouldn't have a problem with it.
>All I did when setting my options in the Eudora program is to turn off the
>Microsoft Viewer and the Preview Pane which can be a pain.
>
>I hope I have given you and any other list members out there a reason for using
>the program.
>
>Marsha
>At 06:46 PM 10/15/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>>Hi everyone. It is good to see Eudora users giving each other tips on how
>>to fix problems, but I'm afraid the original questions I asked previously
>>aren't being answered. So I'm wondering...
>>Why did you pick Eudora over all the other e-mail programs out there? Is it
>>the interface? Ease of use? I've seen many many posts about problems
>>people have had with Eudora, it just seems to have so many problems. So why
>>stick with it if there's something more JFW friendly out there??
>>Chris
>>
>>
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