Hi, I need to install Eudora 7.1 but on the new laptop with Windows 10
but it is impossible.
I get this panel. I attach a photo: >https://www.dropbox.com/s/373nkeepzxqrq1w/Cattura%20Eudora.JPG?dl=0
I put the "Change Account Control Settings" slider all the way down
(so it's disabled) but I always get the same problem. Unable to
install Eudora.
Is there a possibility to be able to do this?
Thank you for some info.
On Wed, 14 Apr 2021 19:11:57 +0200, ijones@jejejeje.it declaimed the >following:
Hi, I need to install Eudora 7.1 but on the new laptop with Windows 10
but it is impossible.
I get this panel. I attach a photo: >>https://www.dropbox.com/s/373nkeepzxqrq1w/Cattura%20Eudora.JPG?dl=0
I put the "Change Account Control Settings" slider all the way down
(so it's disabled) but I always get the same problem. Unable to
install Eudora.
Is there a possibility to be able to do this?
Thank you for some info.
I don't speak/read whatever that is, and since it is an image I can't
cut&paste into a translation program...
My best guess is that it asks you to run the installer using the
administrator account.
I'm also not familiar with any "Change Account Control Settings" slider
-- My Win10 (and even old Win7 laptop) systems run with the full UAC
security level.
And yes, I have Eudora 7.1 installed on Win10 (but for the last two
years I've been using Pandora http://www.drivehq.com/web/brana/pandora.htm
Execution blocked by administrator. Apparently you don't have
administrator rights when you try to install it. Right-click
on the .exe file and choose "Run as administrator" ("Esseguire
come amministatore", I guess).
And after installation, set Eudora as the default mail program
*via the control panel*.
And next time use Google Translate to translate Italian text
into English before asking questions.
Hi, I need to install Eudora 7.1 but on the new laptop with Windows 10
but it is impossible.
I get this panel. I attach a photo: https://www.dropbox.com/s/373nkeepzxqrq1w/Cattura%20Eudora.JPG?dl=0
Alternatively, it might be that you have Eudora configured in a way
that it tries to ensure it is the default email application. Win10 moved
the registry location that holds default application information. You have
to turn off the Eudora check for default, and use the OS control panel to >define Eudora as the default for email.
And yes, I have Eudora 7.1 installed on Win10 (but for the last two >>years I've been using Pandora http://www.drivehq.com/web/brana/pandora.htm
My best guess is that it asks you to run the installer using the
administrator account.
On the panel I read:
The App has been blocked for security purposes .
Running the App. blocked by the Administrator.
For more information contact the Administrator.
And yes, I have Eudora 7.1 installed on Win10 (but for the last two >>>years I've been using Pandora http://www.drivehq.com/web/brana/pandora.htm
I used Pandora a long time ago. I hate whoever created Pandora.
In fact, I bought it but I couldn't use it due to a problem. I wrote
to the creator and he told me that with the new version of Pandora my
problem was solved. But I had to buy the next version again.
It seems to me not honest.
Do you know if even today you pay for all subsequent versions?
Thank you
You pay for major version changes... Just like you had to do with
Eudora when it was being developed.
You pay for major version changes... Just like you had to do with >>Eudora when it was being developed.
Out of curiosity: does Pandora work well now? I would like a final
version that works well. Are you satisfied with Pandora?
On Wed, 14 Apr 2021 at 22:47:59, ijones@jejejeje.it wrote (my responses >usually follow points raised):
You pay for major version changes... Just like you had to do with >>>Eudora when it was being developed.
Out of curiosity: does Pandora work well now? I would like a final
version that works well. Are you satisfied with Pandora?
I have a blind friend who has moved from Eudora to Pandora (and paid for
it); we're still getting used to its wrinkles, but I think she likes it.
You can use it for free - I forget what the limitation is; I think it's
that you can have only one personality.
My blind friend's husband (also blind) is running Eudora - not Pandora -
fine under Windows 10; I don't know if he installed it under 10, or just
let his machine upgrade from 7 to 10 (I know he did that) and Eudora >continued to work.
I created a new Administrator account, but it is impossible to install >Eudora.
I believe it is time to abandon Eudora for a newer program. What a
pity!
Devi lanciare l'installer come "amministratore".
My blind friend's husband (also blind) is running Eudora - not Pandora -
fine under Windows 10; I don't know if he installed it under 10, or just
let his machine upgrade from 7 to 10 (I know he did that) and Eudora continued to work.
Devi lanciare l'installer come "amministratore".L'avevo già provato ma non funziona.
You pay for major version changes... Just like you had to do with >>Eudora when it was being developed.
Out of curiosity: does Pandora work well now? I would like a final
version that works well. Are you satisfied with Pandora?
You can use it for free - I forget what the limitation is; I think it's
that you can have only one personality.
Allora non sei l'amministratore.
Il computer è tuo?
Ultima soluzione, fai come me: Eudora funziona benissimo anche
installata su un disco fisso esterno, in questo modo me la porto
sempre dietro, con tutte le mie cartelle di posta, ovunque da oltre 20
anni, su ogni computer con qualsiasi versione di Windows.
Hi, I need to install Eudora 7.1 but on the new laptop with Windows 10Have you tried right clicking on the installation file and selecting "run as administrator"?
but it is impossible.
I get this panel. I attach a photo: https://www.dropbox.com/s/373nkeepzxqrq1w/Cattura%20Eudora.JPG?dl=0
I put the "Change Account Control Settings" slider all the way down
(so it's disabled) but I always get the same problem. Unable to
install Eudora.
Is there a possibility to be able to do this?
Thank you for some info.
Well I'm glad you fixed it, but it's still strange that it wouldn't install for you normally.Have you tried right clicking on the installation file and selecting "run as administrator"?Yes, I tried it but it didn't work.
I solved that problem installng Eudora with Revo Unistaller.
Have you tried right clicking on the installation file and selecting "run as administrator"?
Are you logged on to Windows 10 as an administrator?
That's the only other thing I can think of which might have caused the error message you were getting, your user account didn't have the necessary rights.
Have both installations of Eudora got the Hermes update applied?Are you logged on to Windows 10 as an administrator?Yes of course, I tried as Administrator, both by creating a new
That's the only other thing I can think of which might have caused the error message you were getting, your user account didn't have the necessary rights.
administrator account and by trying to install it with the right mouse
button on the file as administrator. But both options are unmanaged.
Eudora is strange.
Another thing I can't solve is that on the second computer Eudora
doesn't download emails with yahoo.com account.
On the first computer it downloads them fine but on the second
computer it has problems with the server: SERVER ERROR ..
YET I have copied all Eudora folders and respective files from the
first computer to the second computer. But I get this problem.
Have both installations of Eudora got the Hermes update applied?
In my experience, Yahoo servers will no longer connect with Eudora without it.
EDIT:Did you also copy the usercerts.p7b file across?
now I have just copied the 3 .dll files in Eudora folder from
HermSSL folder.
Then I installed vcredist.exe.
But I get the same problem.
Maybe had I to unnistall first the old HermSSL?
Did you also copy the usercerts.p7b file across?
It won't work without that.
Sorry, my mistake, I meant "rootcerts.p7b"!Did you also copy the usercerts.p7b file across?No, I don't see any usercerts.p7b in the HermSSL folder.
It won't work without that.
Where can I find it please?
Thank you
OK, you can check that the Hermes patch is working by doing a mail check and then looking in the properties for your Eudora personality.Sorry, my mistake, I meant "rootcerts.p7b"!Since you told me this, I made 2 tests:
Did you copy that across?
1 ° I coped rootcerts inside Eudora foder, then I opened Eudora but I
get the same problem.
2nd I coped the 4 files: 3 dll files again and rootcerts file inside
Eudora foder. Then I installed vcredist.exe again but I got the same problem.
Eudora doesn't download emal from yahoo account.
Sorry, my mistake, I meant "rootcerts.p7b"!
Did you copy that across?
OK, you can check that the Hermes patch is working by doing a mail check and then looking in the properties for your Eudora personality.Yes, I see TLSv1.2.
If you click on "last SSL info" it should show that it attempted a connection using TLSv1.2.
You need to go to the Yahoo webmail page with your browser, log in and look at your settings, and look in the security section.
In there, there should be an option to generate a password for what they consider now to be an insecure client.
When you've got the password (it will be four blocks of four numbers) you will need to use it in Eudora instead of your normal password.
PERFECT: you are right.Great to hear!
I don't know how to thank you.
Since you told me this, I made 2 tests:
1 ° I coped rootcerts inside Eudora foder, then I opened Eudora but I
get the same problem.
2nd I coped the 4 files: 3 dll files again and rootcerts file inside
Eudora foder. Then I installed vcredist.exe again but I got the same
problem.
Eudora doesn't download emal from yahoo account.
When you say "Eudora foder" (folder), WHICH directory are you referring
to?
C:\Program Files (x86)\Qualcomm\Eudora
... which is also where the vcredist.exe is located in my version as a
safety. Did you read the README.TXT file that comes with that ZIP file for >the instructions?
The trick to installing Eudora on Win10 is, to put it into its own folder in the root directory instead of program files. C:\\Eudora
Run setup as administrator.
Win10 will want to put email files and attachments in its user directories, so you have to find them and move them to the C:\\Eudora folder, and I think you need to edit the eudora.ini file to point to the moved directories.
I do not recall all the details, I found the instructions online but it was a year or two ago.
Have you tried right clicking on the installation file and selecting "run as administrator"?Yes, I tried it but it didn't work.
I solved that problem installng Eudora with Revo Unistaller.
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