Eudora for Mac OS X 8.0.0 Beta 3  beta

Publisher's Description:

Eudora provides easy to use email features plus the extra customization for the most advanced user. It gives you the best of both worlds. It's easy to use for a first-time emailer, yet has power to spare for advanced users who rely on easy mail management, color-coding and superior find features for email content searches. Easily sort and manage your mail, using multiple email accounts and a virtually unlimited number of mailboxes. Tracking your contacts is easy with immediate access to Internet directories and the personalized address book. Almost anything you can do — including filing, forwarding, and trashing messages — can be automated with filters, so you save time and stay on top of your work with minimal effort.

Eudora has the following other editions available: Eudora for Windows.

Latest Changes:

• Includes Penelope version 0.1a22
• Using Thunderbird 3.0a1pre trunk code
• A Linux version of Eudora is now available
• Mac OS X address book integration turned on by default
• Importing mailboxes from Classic Mac Eudora is greatly improved
• Fixes for a variety of problems with unified who column
• Fixed bug where Windows Eudora importing would not prompt user for correct location of data when data is not found
• Fixed logic reversal bug that caused both Mac and Windows Eudora address book importing to fail
• If you select a minimum amount of text before replying to a message, the reply will only quote the selected text
• When importing Eudora settings, more settings are mapped to corresponding Mozilla settings. All Eudora settings are stored for future interpretation without re-importing
• When importing filters from Classic Eudora, filter actions which are not currently supported in Thunderbird are preserved so that when they are supported in future versions of Thunderbird they will be available to the user

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	mlkmlk	Jan 25, 2006
Version:	6.2.3 Final
old style interface and not as rock solid as it's windows sister. odd considering it was brought to life on the mac. one valid point to consider, this is adware not freeware.
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