At 02:17 PM 4/29/2006, you wrote:.
Has anyone managed to install Eudora on a USB drive to make it
portable? If so, would you tell me how you did it, or refer me to
directions? The information I've found is very conflicting.
-- Eve
I have installed Eudora 5.1.1 on a Scandisk 512mb flash drive, and
carry it with me to use on nearly any more or less up to date PC.
It's tricky, but works just fine. Note that my main Eudora is
v7.0.1.0 - BUT - this version works on most every computer I run in
to, ie 98>SP Pro. There is probably a better way to do it, but if so,
I'm not aware. One has to alter the eudora.ini file in several places
when trying to use it on a strange machine!!! However, this is quick
and easy if one knows what's needed. Basically, it involves changing
the drive letter in several places to match the letter the strange
machine offers. If this info is wanted, just let me know - through
the list, or, directly.
William F Dunbar
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