[Jeff Blogworthy]

Eudora rocks. Even with the ads, it's very nice. However, If they ever become overly agressive with the ads - I'm gone.

[Quix]

Eudora has been giving me fits ever since the SR2 UPGRADE.

I can't send attachments or it crashes--totally crashes. Eudora tech help has eventually ended up saying it's probably because of Norton--and that Norton refuses to work with them etc. That I should get some other firewall/antivirus software that the stafff of which work with Eudora's staff.

Very disappointing.

I hate Outlook. Thunderbird was the pits but I don't recall why.

Anyway--if anyone has any suggestions for Eudora--would love any help possible.

have been using OFFBYONE browser the last many hours. Seems OK. But in these FR windows--ENTER gets you umpteen lines down the page every time one hits it. One ends up having to use the down arrow to go to the next paragraph after first hitting enter once.

And, I can't figure out even with the instructions, how to change the font to arial.

[The Duke]

Eudora rocks

Lately I purchased a new laptop, and thought I would take the opportunity to upgrade to the "best" email client (I had been using Eudora).

I tried all the main email programs mentioned above (and some others), but only came to appreciate Eudora that much more. In my mind Eudora was hands down the best for the following reasons:

• Only Eudora makes the distinction between 'manual' and 'automatic' email filters.

• When doing manual filtering, only Euroda allows the user to select specific messages in the folder to apply filtering against (with all the others I tested the filter had to run against the entire filter).

• I'm sure this is not unique to Eudora, but the ability to 'Label' messages with color codes is something I am finding to be very important (for example, all committments are highlighted in red).

You just can't go wrong with Eudora, even with the little ad that you quickly learn to ignore.