BTW, just for kicks, I sent myself a final message from Eudora last
night. I even threw in some suggestive language so I could see the
chilies one last time. (I couldn't bring myself to use three-chili
language, but I managed to get two. :-)) It's been a wonderful email
program all of these years. Yes, I know it isn't perfect, but it's
been a real workhorse for Mac users for decades. Sorry to say goodbye
to it, but it's time to move on.
However, I don't think that Apple Mail has that concept (probably
Smart Mailboxes serve the same filtering function), so it probably
doesn't matter whether the messages are color coded or not.
In article <o9i73b$ovr$1@dont-email.me>, Patty Winter
<patty1@wintertime.com> wrote:
BTW, just for kicks, I sent myself a final message from Eudora last
night. I even threw in some suggestive language so I could see the
chilies one last time. (I couldn't bring myself to use three-chili
language, but I managed to get two. :-)) It's been a wonderful email
program all of these years. Yes, I know it isn't perfect, but it's
been a real workhorse for Mac users for decades. Sorry to say goodbye
to it, but it's time to move on.
it sucks less than apple mail does.
* Apple Mail--
The weirdest thing is that while the other methods had
a few thousand messages in my In mailbox, this direct conversion
ended up with nearly 21,000. Somehow it retrieved thousands of
messages that I had previously trashed in Eudora. Is it possible
that Eudora never actually deletes messages even when you do Empty
Trash, and thus these are still within the raw In file, unnoticed
by Eudora but captured by Mail when it imported the In file?
BTW, just for kicks, I sent myself a final message from Eudora last
night. I even threw in some suggestive language so I could see the
chilies one last time. (I couldn't bring myself to use three-chili
language, but I managed to get two. :-)) It's been a wonderful email
program all of these years. Yes, I know it isn't perfect, but it's
been a real workhorse for Mac users for decades. Sorry to say goodbye
to it, but it's time to move on.
It says a lot about Eudora that there have been a number of attempts to
make a Eudora replacement, but none have reached fruition. Steve Dorner
did such a wonderful job all those many years ago that it has not been
able to be replicated.
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