Hey John,

Did you used to work on Eudora? You seem pretty knowledgable.

I started with Eudora light back in the early days and decided it was worth 
paying for. Great product.

Thanks for taking the time to help folks out here.

Eric

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 23:16:16 -0600, EricF wrote:

> Did you used to work on Eudora?

Only as my main mail program, for well over a decade; after that much time,
it's difficult to have avoided accidentally learning some of what it does :)

I also have access to some secret "cheat codes," such as:

o The searchable PDF manual that comes with it :)

  More at:
  http://eudora.com/techsupport/manuals.html
  http://eudora.com/techsupport/kb/2515hq.html

o The built-in "Help"
  (which is all copied from the manual, anyway)

o All the tech support info, tutorials, etc. on http://eudora.com/
  (still maintained by Qualcomm, and searchable via Google etc.)

o All the info ever posted on forums at http://eudorabb.qualcomm.com/
  (also searchable in the same ways, and still active)

o All the newsgroup discussion ever posted to comp.mail.eudora.*
  (both ms-windows and mac), searchable via http://groups.google.com/

o Eudora mailing lists at http://www.listmoms.net/
  (where Katrina still writes an entire book on Eudora, almost every day :)

o Google for anything that isn't on above sites
  (e.g. everyone's ISP server info :)

o Try things while actually using the program,
  including looking through the settings and built-in tools.

o Ask any kid -- they all know everything, anyway :)

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