In the wee hour of 03:45 AM 5/23/01 +0200, David Grossman bequeathed such
tales as these:
>I had been using Eudora for some time, and loved the program. After having
>some problems, my ISP suggested that I switch to IE. They said that the
>Eudora send and receive functions are sometimes incompatible with my ISP,
>and that as a result, some of my mail might not be received or sent if I
>used Eudora.
>
>True, the problems disappeared. However, I find that strange - and possibly
>coincidental. After all, doesn't IE and Eudora and Pegasus and any other
>POP3 email client send the identical commands to the remote server? One
>program may have different features or a superior interface, but it seems
>logical to me that all e-mail clients would handle the basic work of sending
>and receiving in the same way.
>
>Did I receive correct information from my ISP help desk? Can one e-mail
>client send and receive better or differently than another?
>
>David Grossman
>
>
> > > > As for the 3rd, Eudora www.eudora.com sends/receives to Hotmail and
>IMHO
> > >is
> > > > a far better program.
> > > > Peter Kaulback
It sounds like your ISP doesn't support Eudora but won't come out and say
it either. Maybe they are using Exchange as their email server, I hope
they are not but if they are then they may have configuration problems with
it and other email programs outside of OE or Outlook. Gerry would likely
have the best solution to this question. HTH
Peter Kaulback
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