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Eudora 8 0 0B4 Download Firefox. Macintosh Classic Applications Software at The Mac Orchard. This page aggregates Internet applications that run only on. Eudora 8.0.0b3 is a mail and news application based on the open source Thunderbird client from Mozilla. Eudora, made by Qualcomm, changed dramatically from. Eudora 8 0 0B4 Download Free. Download - Update. Star - Update. Download the. Free trial version below to get started. Double- click the downloaded file.

CHANGES IN 8.0.0b4 - Includes Penelope version 0.5a1. See for Penelope version notes. Using Thunderbird 3.0a3 source code, which was a clone of comm-central. See for details. GENERAL NEW FEATURES -Classic Eudora Redirect feature added.

Acts like a Send Again, but the Reply-To: header is set to be the sender of the original message so that any replies to the redirected message get sent to the original sender. This allows the user to edit the redirected message before sending, e.g.

Add additional comments. Open windows are now saved between sessions.

There is a known bug which is that tabs are only restored on the first window. MAILBOX WINDOW -Mailboxes that receive new messages in them (e.g. From mail checks) now are automatically opened. This is controlled by the penelope.mailbox.autoOpen preference, and is easily changed via a checkbox in the Penelope panel of the Preferences/Options dialog. When mailboxes are opened up they automatically select the first unread message of the last unread block (FUMLUB). This is controlled by the penelope.mailbox.selectFUMLUB preference, and is easily changed via a checkbox in the Preferences/Options dialog.

Mailbox window font name and size prefs, with new pref ids of penelope.mailbox.font.name and penelope.mailbox.font.size. The Penelope pref panel has UI for changing them. Added a left margin to the start page so that it's not flush with the left side of the window.

In the Mailboxes window in 2-pane window mode, the splitter between the folder pane and the thread/message panes is now hidden so it can't collapse the folder pane. Fixed status bar flicker when the selection changes in the Mailboxes window. Fixed double-click/Enter to open mailbox. Fixed bug where the Mailboxes window was considered as an open window for the mailbox which it currently had selected, causing it to get the focus when trying to open that mailbox from another window.

Fixed bug on Mac where holding down the Command key while hitting another key (i.e. Executing a shortcut) in a mailbox window would cause the selection to change and thus execute the shortcut on a different message.

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The most common occurrence of this was Command+R for replying. FILTERS -Added a manual filter context to filters. Now a filter can be specified as working on incoming messages and/or manual filtering.

Manual filtering is performed either through the Tools-Run Filters on. Menu items, or the Run Now button in the Message Filters dialog. Added the menu item Tools-Run Filters on Selected Messages, which allows for manual filtering on just the selected messages in a mailbox rather than all messages in a mailbox, which is what Tools-Run Filters on Folder does. Added a 'Don't ask me again' checkbox to the delete filter confirmation dialog. If selected when a filter is deleted it sets the pref mailnews.filters.confirmdelete, bypassing future warnings when deleting filters. Filters without a user-specified name are now given a name based on the first search term, rather than being generically named 'Untitled Filter N'.

Now selecting the first filter in the list when opening the Message Filters dialog. Improvements to localization of filter importing changes.

Listing filters in the UI as being able to be imported for Mac and Linux. Fixed bug where up/down accelerators toggled the enabled state on a filter. IMPORTING -Fixed bug where importing of Eudora filters wasn't working with a transfer/copy to mailbox action. Classic Eudora 'Out' mailbox now correctly imported as 'Sent' mailbox. When migrating Classic Eudora mailboxes with the names 'In'/'Out' now only translating names to 'Inbox'/'Sent' if they are at the top level, not in subfolders.

Fixed bug where the list of data being imported during a full Eudora profile migration was not shown while it happened. Now importing Classic Eudora personality settings to have new messages go in to the global Inbox, rather than to the account-specific Inbox. This makes it similar to Classic Eudora's behavior. All Classic Eudora personalities are now imported, and the dominant personality is imported first so as to be the default account. Names of Classic Eudora personalities are now transferred to imported accounts.

TOOLBARS -The View popup on the mailbox toolbar wasn't getting updated when the list popped up. This made the 'Not Deleted' view filter show up when it shouldn't have, e.g.

Non-IMAP mailbox. Now it gets updated. Fixed the delete button on the toolbar so it uses the Eudora icon rather than the Thunderbird version.

File-Compact Folders button now able to be added to the toolbar. Address book entries now showing back up in the Recipients tab of the Customize Toolbar dialog. Customize Toolbar dialog under Mac now closes.

However, it is a known issue that the dialog won't open up again after doing it once in a session. Fixed the recipient toolbar buttons so that they function properly.

Send/Send Later button in composition window toolbars now shows the 'Send'/'Send Later' text to the right of the icon when the toolbar is set to show text with the buttons. By default the composition window toolbar shows text with the buttons. MISCELLANEOUS -Penelope strings localized in to Lithuanian by Rimas Kudelis. Now using the main Eudora icon for the icon in the Penelope prefs panel. New mail sound no longer gets overwritten on startup if the user changes it.

To be consistent with Classic Eudora, the default way to forward a message is with the original message being inline in the forwarded message. Moved the Selected Text URL menu items from the Tools menu to the Edit menu, to be consistent with Classic Eudora. No longer requesting the IMAP capability command if the server announced it in greetings. Mac installer dmg now has an alias to the Applications folder for easier installation. There's also a new background image with an arrow indicating to just drag and drop, without the English text. About Eudora dialog box made similar to the Thunderbird about box.

Includes copyright and user-agent string, which contains Thunderbird version in it.

Eudora 7 has been my e-mailer for many years and I FAR prefer it to anything else I've seen including Eudora OSE. Having just acquired a new computer I was therefore thrilled to read in this forum and elsewhere that the old programme can actually work within both Windows 7 AND the latest Microsoft OS, Windows 8. So I retrieved the software and installed it in the new laptop, copying all the Options settings from my old XP-running machine. When I try to send a test message with it, however, I am asked for the password of the server of my domains host, InMotion. This was duly furnished but I am then told:, Contacting secure23inmotionhosting.com 66.117.3.211, time could not connect to 'secure23.inmotionhosting.com' Cause: permission denied 10013 On attempting a second time two new failures are described:, Logging into POP Server, PASS time There has been an error in transferring your mail. I said: PASS and then the POP server. Email address is removed for privacy.@secure23.inmotionhosting.com said: ERR Login failed.

And 1 messages sic left to send., RCPT TO: time Can't send to'. The server gives this reason: '550 http//www.spamhaus.org/query/bl?ip=85.247.240.118'. Yet I checked with Spamhaus and there is no problem there.

So I would be extremely grateful for any suggestions of what must I do next? Sincere thanks, Mary, for the prompt and not discouraging reply in which you wrote: Make sure to use this program only on the win 8 Desktop, not on the Start page in the Mail App. Eudora's icon was on the Desktop but a plain square labelled Eudora also appeared at the right of the Start page. This was duly unpinned - is this what you meant? - and Eudora restarted from the desktop. But a Ctl-m test elicited '.permission denied 10013'. AND you cannot use the old xp settings in windows 8.

You must start the setup all over again for win 8 because the OS will not allow eudora to place anything in the system files. This is less clear. Most of those settings appear completely unrelated to the system files if, indeed, there are any. (Win 8's search function finds only three small candidates when seeking 'system files'.) Hoping that 'start the setup all over again' means turning the e-mailer off and on again and reentering any Tools/Options that have anything possibly related to the System files I scrolled through every Category (from Getting Started on), leaving Secure Sockets as 'Never', Server configuration as POP and (almost) everything else as default, again without success. Your mistake is transferring all the settings.

I am sure I have made mistakes. Yet the only other non-default specification I recall a pplying, and this during installation, was specifying a new, non-system Eudora Mail directory rather than the cryptic one proposed for received attachments.

Read this thread- I am grateful for your advice here too. But that 'thread' is actually an extensive collection which contains many very long and often seemingly unrelated ropes. I fear what this inadequately computer-literate user needs is a step-by-step list of what to do, & not do, at each stage of the installation or setup process. Does such a route map exist?

Any further suggestions will be much appreciated. I rely heavily on electronic communication in my work and have found no e-mailer that comes close to the old Eudora. Again, many thanks. Have been using Eudora extensively for many years on many Windows platforms. I still use it on Windows 8, and it works just fine.

Install Eudora 7.1 (The installation process asks where to install the user files. I always put this in a separate folder from the program files because it makes moving Eudora to a new computer very easy. This folder can be copied over the top of a new installation's folder of the same name, making the migration process a snap. After the installation is complete, copy.mbx,.toc, nndbase., filters.pce, the sigs folder, the embedded folder, the filters folder and the euroda.ini file from the old computer to wherever you installed Eudora's files. Start Eudora, and it will have all the mailboxes, accounts and account settings, and the address book you had before. Many thanks, for yesterday's reply in which you wrote: Have been using Eudora extensively for many years on many Windows platforms. I still use it on Windows 8, and it works just fine.

Install Eudora 7.1. The installation process asks where to install the user files. I always put this in a separate folder from the program files because it makes moving Eudora to a new computer very easy. This folder can be copied over the top of a new installation's folder of the same name, making the migration process a snap. Fine, I think.

Transferring old correspondence to the new laptop isn't essential to me. A clean, blank 7.1 which WORKS in Win8 is all I want. I agree, though, that Eudora's default folder for mail is cryptic and I am planning to assign it to a much more accessible spot such as My Documents EudoraMail. Any objections? After the installation is complete, copy.mbx,.toc, nndbase., filters.pce, the sigs folder, the embedded folder, the filters folder and the euroda.ini file from the old computer to wherever you installed Eudora's files. Start Eudora, and it will have all the mailboxes, accounts and account settings, and the address book you had before.

BUT you are way ahead of me. First, I must get the e-emailer to work so that it sends and receives correspondence normally. And most of the time it fails miserably apparently because of an inability to communicate with my website domain's host.

So Eudora regularly reports: 'Error getting network address for '. Email address is removed for privacy.' Cause: host not found 11001' or 'the POP server (. Email address is removed for privacy.@.

Email address is removed for privacy.' ) said: ERR Login failed.' Or - 'Eudora got tired of waiting for the server. 10100' or - 'Could not connect to 'secure23.inmotionhosting.com' Cause: Permission denied 10013' The issue appears to hinge on Eudora's configuration.

Some aspects, such as the POP setting and authorising authentication, are essential and clear. But others, particularly the Secure Sockets settings prove arcane. Moreover, some specs work fluently one moment but not another.

I cannot tell you how many disparate variations have been tried. Yet you cite none of these.

Could you at least please tell me what you are using? Thank you again, Antonio.

Create the My Documents EudoraMail folder before you begin the installation, so you can point to it during the installion. The easiest way to get e-mail flowing quickly is to copy the Eudora.ini from the old installation to the My Documents EudoraMail folder immediately after the installation. Eudora will then come up with all of the correct personality/account information. Oh.just read the rest of your message, and I'm not sure if those errors were from your old installation or the new one.

Re: setting up POP and SMTP server info, the first thing to remember is that Eudora is a very old e-mail program, and as such, it's server settings screen labels often don't match up with the modern settings information we're given by our e-mail host providers. Sending you my settings would not help you, as my settings would be different from your because we use different mail servers. Send your settings, and I'll try to point you in the right direction: POP server name: POP server SSL required? SMTP server name: SMTP authentication required? If SMTP authentication required, is it the same as the POP server? Sincere thanks again, Mark, for the quick and helpful follow-up: Create the My Documents EudoraMail folder before you begin the installation, so you can point to it during the installion. I'm surpris ed doing so can make a difference.

(Or perhaps this is just for convenience.) But will follow your advice. As I recall, when the question about where to store mail arises during the installation, it is just that - where to put correspondence. And this, presumably means the various mbx and toc files. But you refer to half a dozen additional ones. I assume the others are all part of the same packet.

The easiest way to get e-mail flowing quickly is to copy the Eudora.ini from the old installation to the My Documents EudoraMail folder immediately after the installation. Eudora will then come up with all of the correct personality/account information. OK, I think this is clear. But, again, this is mere convenience.

First I want to get the basic e-mailer to work. Oh.just read the rest of your message, and I'm not sure if those errors were from your old installation or the new one. From the new Win8 machine. Eudora in XP rarely if ever exhibits such problems. Re: setting up POP and SMTP server info, the first thing to remember is that Eudora is a very old e-mail program, and as such, it's server settings screen labels often don't match up with the modern settings information we're given by our e-mail host providers.

Sending you my settings would not help you, as my settings would be different from your because we use different mail servers. Send your settings, and I'll try to point you in the right direction: T errific, thanks so much. POP server name: This is no t promising. The only servers MY 7.1 Eudora refers to are Mail Server (Incoming) and SMTP Server (Outgoing.) There is no 'POP server' anywhere. In any even t, the In and Out servers currently specified are bo th secure23.inmotionhosting.com.

( mail.aambiental.org and gs23.inmotionhosting.com were also suggested by InMotion Support. But these were worse still.) POP server SSL required? Again, my e-mail er asks no such question - do you really have 7.1?

- so I am unsure how to answer. In my programme there is a Secure Sockets when Receiving section whose four options are: - 'Never' my current setting - 'If Available, STARTTLS' - 'Required, Alternate Port' and - 'Required, STARTTLS' SMTP server name: A s above, secure23.inmotionhosting.com SMTP authentication required? 'Allow au thentication' is checked (or on). If SMTP authentication required, is it the same as the POP server? Again I am l eft wondering abou t our respective Eudoras. All I can say is that in the first Tools/Options/Getting Started section in which both In and Out servers are as stated above, authentication is ALLOWED. There is no (stated) requirement.

SMTP port: It is increasingly discouraging to see these queries which have no parallel in the 7.1 version I retrieved. The only port reference in my Eudora is under Sending Mail in which one can use or not use port 587. This is presently selected. I earnestly hope these answers are of some use. Antonio Please do not be discouraged.

We are both talking about the same Eudora 7.1. The difference is that I'm using tech jargon that you're not familiar with. POP is the same as Incoming server! Also, there are 2 different ways to configure the server configuration information. We're each using different method, but the information is the same. When I asked for the mail server information, I should have been more specific.

E-mail hosting companies usually have a page on their website that lists the POP (incoming) and SMTP (outgoing) mail configuration settings. Some even have pages for configuring various e-mail programs. Same even still have Eudora in their list! With that information in hand, one can then configure Eudora successfully. And one sometimes has to 'play' with the settings a bit because old Eudora's configuration screens often times do not match up with the e-mail host's config information.

More perspective on Eudora.Eudora was created before we all began to have problems with SPAM. Once the problems with SPAM to become really serious, e-mail hosting companies, in order to cope the mounting SPAM problem, began to require settings changes in e-mail programs.and Eudora was left in the dust as other e-mails programs were forced to evolve. Re: creating the My Documents EudoraMail folder before you begin the installation, this is a requirement because old Eudora does not give you the ability to create this folder on the fly like a modern program would. And, yes, this folder ends up with lots of files and folders in addition to the mail box and address book files. When I migrate a new computer, I copy this folder in its entirety to the new computer before installing Eudora.

I point Eudora's installation to this folder and am up and running immediately after the installation is complete. This is one of the real strengths of Eudora. My suggestion for you at this point is to. Uninstall Eudora. Delete Qualcomm folder in C: Program Files (x86) or C: Program Files, depending on your installation type.

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Create the My Documents EudoraMail folder. Install Eudora, pointing to the above folder when prompted. After the installation is complete, copy the eudora.ini file from the WinXP computer to the My Documents EudoraMail folder on the Win8 computer. Assuming all worked well in your WinXP computer and you still have access to the files, the above procedure is the quickest way to get you up and running. The eudora.ini file will be found in the C: Program Files Qualcomm Eudora folder on the WinXP computer. Suggest you also grab the nndbase.

Nnt and the nndbase.toc files as well. The nndbase files are Eudora's address book. If you no longer have access to the WinXP computer, and you'd like, I can remote into your computer, with you watching of course, and configure Eudora for you. I'm an IT consultant, and would do this for you free of charge because we Eudora users have to stick together. Mark http://perlstein.us/. Hi Mark, The link you provided no longer works. Is there somewhere else I can get it?

I was actually a paid user before they abandoned it. I tried OSE, but the search engine was a disaster. Now my 7.1 appears to be corrupted. For example, I can't turn off full headers, the Help function no longer works, and the search engine misses a lot of things so that it can no longer be fully trusted. I was limping along ok however, until a couple days ago, when I began getting the following error: SSL Negotiation Failed: Unknown Error The connection with the server has been lost When I click OK, the next error popup says: The server's SSL certificate was rejected for the following reason: Unknown Error Do you want to trust this certificate in future sessions? Here there's a whole page of Certificate Data Whether I click yes or no, it still doesn't work. Someone at AT&T told me to 'change the POP3 settings', but they're set for the right incoming and outgoing, and there's no way to set the ports or update the SSL certificate.

Also, I'd be happy to hire someone to fix these issues. Thanks, Russ.