Alfred Molon
http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe
>Is there any reason to switch from Eudora 7 to Eudora 8? I installed
>Eudora 8 (8.0b8) on my computer. It took a very long time to import all
>emails from Eudora 7, then it started indexing all emails. After several
>hours I closed Eudora 8. Eudora 8 seems a bit slow compared to Eudora 7.
Eudora 8 is /Thundora/ (Thunderbird with skins :P ) ...
It is not your old Eudora.
So...
Why do you /need/ to change?
Something your ISP forces on you that E7 does not support?
On Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:34:36 -0800, Steve Urbach
<drago...@NOTmindspring.com> wrote in post:
>Eudora 8 is /Thundora/ (Thunderbird with skins :P ) ...
Lol. I never heard it called that. Did you some up with that name?
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>On Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:34:36 -0800, Steve Urbach
><drago...@NOTmindspring.com> wrote in post:
>>Eudora 8 is /Thundora/ (Thunderbird with skins :P ) ...
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>Lol. I never heard it called that. Did you some up with that name?
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Where have you been ;)
I first saw that name usage over a year ago.
I was wondering if Eudora 8 brings some benefits compared to Eudora 7.
No idea, but perhaps Eudora 8 is the newer software, still being
developed.
> I was wondering if Eudora 8 brings some benefits compared to Eudora 7.
o "Eudora 8" is Thunderbird (version 3)
o Handles UTF-8 (all languages).
o Probably better at forwarding HTML messages.
o Less capable at filtering, searching, logging.
o Lacks other "classic" features.
o Also does newsgroups, RSS feeds.
o Has all new bugs.
Thanks to "Leave mail on server,"
and the fact that E8 and E7
install completely independent of one another,
you can use both at the same time, and decide what you prefer.
E8 and TB install programs separately,
but share the mail and settings (TB "profile")
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>Lol. I never heard it called that. Did you come up with that name?
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Hi Laura, it's been a long time. I still lurk around acv in the hope
that one day you'll brighten up the monotony of it all.
Jim x
On Sat, 06 Mar 2010 11:50:45 +0000, James Egan <je...@jegan.com>
wrote in post:
>Hi Laura, it's been a long time. I still lurk around acv in the hope
>that one day you'll brighten up the monotony of it all.
I'm still here, just lurking. As always, I only post when I have
something to say. ;-)
And fwiw, I'm still using Eudora 7.1.
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> I think we're looking at several more years of development
> before any recommendation to replace Eudora 7 with Eudora 8
"Eudora 8" is now caught up with the actual release of Thunderbird 3.
8.0b9 is now based on TB 3.0.1, very close to the current TB 3.0.3
Yes, it's just been updated today (6 March 2010)
You can alternate between TB3 and E8 if you wish;
each has its own set of program files,
but a common TB mail and settings "profile"
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>Is there any reason to switch from Eudora 7 to Eudora 8? I installed
>Eudora 8 (8.0b8) on my computer. It took a very long time to import all
>emails from Eudora 7, then it started indexing all emails. After several
>hours I closed Eudora 8. Eudora 8 seems a bit slow compared to Eudora 7.
I am not ready to even considering switching. I have hundreds of filters. I
have 247 mailboxes. My Eudora data folder is 1.56 GB. Maybe days to index?
Don <www.donwiss.com> (e-mail link at home page bottom).
Yeah. Myself, I need support for wildcard filters, and it looks like I
will have to wait a long, long time for this essential feature.