Too many mailboxes?
Jerry Mendes
I have many, many mailboxes. So many, that the "Transfer" menu will not
show them all .... they fill up the screen, so that mailboxes near the end
of the alphabet are not visible or available. I have the same problem in
customizing filters, when I attempt to select an existing mailbox, many of
the mailboxes are off the screen, and not accessible.
Is this just a limitation of Eudora, or is there something I might try to
overcome the problem?
And if the Eudora people at Qualcomm read this, how about a fix?
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Daniel Jacobson
> I have many, many mailboxes. So many, that the "Transfer" menu will not
> show them all .... they fill up the screen, so that mailboxes near the end
> of the alphabet are not visible or available. I have the same problem in
> customizing filters, when I attempt to select an existing mailbox, many of
> the mailboxes are off the screen, and not accessible.
>
> Is this just a limitation of Eudora, or is there something I might try to
> overcome the problem?
>
> And if the Eudora people at Qualcomm read this, how about a fix?
Try:
Transfer menu doesn't show all mailboxes
http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/1661hq.html
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Over and Out
Daniel Jacobson
Katrina Knight
> I have many, many mailboxes. So many, that the "Transfer" menu will not
> show them all .... they fill up the screen, so that mailboxes near the end
> of the alphabet are not visible or available. I have the same problem in
> customizing filters, when I attempt to select an existing mailbox, many of
> the mailboxes are off the screen, and not accessible.
> Is this just a limitation of Eudora, or is there something I might try to
> overcome the problem?
The best thing to do is to create some folders and arrange your mailboxes
into them in whatever way makes sense to you.
Other possible solutions are to select a Windows desktop scheme that uses
a smaller font or just alter the font size for what you're using now or,
if you're using a version of Windows that supports scrolling menus, try
adding WrapMenu=1 to the [settings] section of eudora.ini. That tells
Eudora to scroll the menus rather than wrapping them.
> And if the Eudora people at Qualcomm read this, how about a fix?
This isn't a Qualcomm forum. Suggestions can be sent to:
<eudora-...@qualcomm.com> if you want them to change or add something.
Don't expect a response though.
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Katrina