At 11:56 PM +1200 09/25/2004, Andrew Grebneff wrote:
Which copy of Eudora folder should have the active settings and application, the Applications copy or the System:documens copy? What should be duplicated between them and what shouldn't?
Dan wrote:
Therein lies your problem. You have multiple copies of things floating around, apparently many incomplete. You need to fix this.
In my dealings with Eudora over the years it seems like I often end up with an extra Eudora folder (usually within the Eudora Application folder) that acts as a "master" application and settings when Eudora is automatically launched by another application or you don't use an alias of your own settings to launch it. I don't recall how or when that extra folder gets created. But as Dan says, getting rid of the extra one is the key.
You may have gone here already but here is the main Eudora support page followed by two specific pages that may also help. - Mike
http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/mac/
http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1655hq.html
http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1263hq.html
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