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1. EUDORA FOR MAC LOG FILE SHOWING EMAIL INSTALL
2. EUDORA FOR MAC LOG FILE SHOWING EMAIL WINDOWS 7
3. EUDORA FOR MAC LOG FILE SHOWING EMAIL PROFESSIONAL

(Substitute your own user name for “YOURNAME” above.)

EUDORA FOR MAC LOG FILE SHOWING EMAIL WINDOWS 7

Windows 7 system, and direct it to put the data files intoĬ:UsersYOURNAMEAppDataRoamingQualcommEudora, not into a customįolder.

EUDORA FOR MAC LOG FILE SHOWING EMAIL INSTALL

Install this fresh copy of Eudora onto your Right click on the Eudora 7 installable (Eudora_7.1.0.9.exe), and run

EUDORA FOR MAC LOG FILE SHOWING EMAIL PROFESSIONAL

To Windows 7 Professional - to both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Here is how I migrated an old installation of Eudora 7 from Windows XP Migrating Eudora 7 from Windows XP to Windows 7 Professional (32- & 64-bit versions) Processor: Pentium Pro, II, III, or 4 Model 5888, Stepping 10 I love Eudora and would rather not migrate to Thunderbird! Any suggestions much appreciated.Įudora configuration report from Help menu: I wonder if one possible cause is that my original files were in the Windows XP Program Files folder, whereas these ones are in the Program Files (x86) folder, so if there are lines in some files that point to an older path that has no (x86) in it, they could be the culprits. Still getting errors, and now I can’t find those files. The last time I selected the option to place some of Eudora’s data into a Users Roaming folder. The first 3 times I placed all Eudora files into the Program Files (x86) folder when prompted during the install process. I’ve tried installing and uninstalling 4 times now. (This one may have to do with my AVG antivirus configuration in relation to Eudora.) The odd thing is that does exist! I opened it in Notepad and found several URLs. However, I get most functionality when I launch the program as an administrator, and even then, various errors pop up one of them persistently: I *can* get Eudora to run, and have successfully sent and received test messages. reinstalled my licensed Eudora 7.1.0.9, then copied over my original Eudora folders and files from my backup drive. I followed the steps others have taken in previous posts in this thread, i.e. If I remember correctly, everything worked just fine. I think at one point during a move, I didn’t worry about copying specific files and folders I just copied everything in the entire old Eudora folder and pasted it over the new Eudora folder. The file(s) in the Personalities folder should have taken care of this, I think. You will probably need to create a new mail account to connect Eudora to your mail server. Start Eudora and verify that all of your mailboxes are present. Copy the files and folders from the CD or flash drive to the directory in which Eudora was installed, making sure that you overwrite the existing file each time. You should back-up the following: *.mbx, *.toc, eudora.ini, NNdbase.txt, Nndbase.toc, rcpdbase.txt, deudora.ini, filters.pce and these folders: Filters, Nickname, Sigs, Stationery 2. For example, C:Program Files (x86)QualcommEudora. Generally, these files are located in the same folder as the Eudora. Locate and copy to CD or flash drive all of your Eudora mailboxes and files containing your address book and set-up prefs. I’ve been using Eudora since 1999 at least, and am currently running it on Win7Pro 64-bit with minimal problems. I’ve never had any trouble moving my Eudora files from one machine to another, regardless of OS.