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Thomas Bergen
<tho...@obc.is.net>
> I see discussion of 1.5, 2.0 and 2.1, all as if they were somehow
> "current." What's the scoop? Isn't 2.1 the latest and greatest?
>
1.5 is the latest iteration of the freeware version, and it's still in beta-testing. Ditto 2.1, the "latest and greatest" iteration of the commercial Eudora. 2.0.3 is the latest non-beta-test version of Eudora available.
That's incorrect. Eudora 2.1 has been released and is the current released
version of the commercial product.
pr
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Pete Resnick - pres...@qualcomm.com
QUALCOMM Incorporated
> I see discussion of 1.5, 2.0 and 2.1, all as if they were somehow
> "current." What's the scoop? Isn't 2.1 the latest and greatest?
There are two paths to travel in Eudora-land. The 1.* versions are
freeware, the 2.* versions are costware. The big difference between
the two is filtering, a darn useful feature. 2.1 is the latest and
greatest costware version.
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Don't try to teach a pig to sing; it's a waste of time & it annoys the
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> In article <thomas-2709...@obc.is.net>, tho...@obc.is.net
> (Thomas Bergen) wrote:
> > I see discussion of 1.5, 2.0 and 2.1, all as if they were somehow
> > "current." What's the scoop? Isn't 2.1 the latest and greatest?
>
> There are two paths to travel in Eudora-land. The 1.* versions are
> freeware, the 2.* versions are costware. The big difference between
> the two is filtering, a darn useful feature. 2.1 is the latest and
> greatest costware version.
And the 1.* versions are available in French, on:
ftp://ftp.sri.ucl.ac.be/Eudora/Macintosh/
Regards,
Jean-Pierre Kuypers