Eudora FAQs and Information
Eudora is a free email program for Windows and Mac users. It
features many organizational tools, with various filters that allow users to organize email. It also has a powerful search function, offers
the ability to synchronize email across various locations, and has tools to prevent
spam and viruses. Eudora can be downloaded from
Qualcomm and
Download A to Z. The current version of Eudora is compatible
with Windows Vista. Information about Vista compatibility can be found at the Eudora
website and WebMasterWorld.
Eudora is a Qualcomm product. Qualcomm's Eudora website offers troubleshooting and tips for using and customizing Eudora, such as:
- A list of features for Eudora for Windows
- A list of features for Eudora for Mac
There are many other online resources to get help with Eudora. They include the forums
at Qualcomm and various sites that list information and frequently asked questions about Eudora. Some of them are:
Eudora can also be used on Palm devices. Some support and product add-ons for Palm devices include:
Eudora can be used with most ISPs and email archiving systems. Eudora setup may vary, depending on the provider.
Comcast,
POPfile,
Gmail,
and SonicNet
offer instructions for setting up Eudora to use with their email services.
The current version of Eudora is free. Previous versions were fee-based or required sponsorship, and at one point Eudora was combined with
Mozilla Thunderbird. Links to download older versions of Eudora can be found at
Objectmix. Information for setting up
version 5.2 and finding
books and older Eudora manuals are available online.
Eudora mailboxes, spam filters, and settings should be backed up frequently so if the computer crashes, all the settings can be easily restored.
Qualcomm provides information about backing up Eudora mail.
Ask Bob Rankin gives advice about backing up Eudora spam
filters. There are also several backup software applications that offer complete Eudora backups, including:
Another useful add-on product for Eudora is the Eudora Mailbox Cleaner,
which can be used to simplify the importing of Eudora mail into other email packages.