[blindeudora] random crashing

  • From: List Owner <blindeudora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: blindeudora@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 09 Mar 2005 16:33:21 -0500




> >Crashes Randomly
> >Document ID: 1740HQ
> >
> >Try each step below one at a time. If one step doesn't fix the problem,=20
> >then try the next one, and so on.
> >
> >1.
> >
> >Make sure your System Date is set properly. Double click on the clock on=20
> >your Windows task bar and check the date, time, and time zone settings. If=
> >  you
> >make any changes, reboot your computer.
> >
> >2.
> >
> >Go into the Eudora directory and delete the folder EudPriv.
> >
> >3.
> >
> >Start up Eudora. Hold down the keys CTRL and SHIFT, then go to Tools:=20
> >Options:. It will prompt you to reset your settings file - click YES and=20
> >see if the
> >problems continue.
> >
> >4.
> >
> >If you're on Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP, restart your computer in Windows=20
> >Safe Mode. To learn how to restart Windows in Safe Mode, go to your Start=20
> >button,
> >select Help, and type Safe Mode. The Windows help file will explain how to=
> >=20
> >restart in Safe Mode.
> >
> >Once in Safe Mode, try launching Eudora. If it works this way, then you may=
> >=20
> >have a conflict with some other program that starts up automatically or with
> >your video drivers. Try reinstalling your video drivers or check with the=20
> >manufacturer of your video card and check for the latest drivers for it.
> >
> >5.
> >
> >Go to Tools: Options: Viewing Mail. Uncheck Use Microsoft's Viewer and Show=
> >=20
> >Message Preview Pane. Go to Tools: Options: Extra Warnings. Uncheck Start=20
> >Eudora
> >and it's not the default mailer. Click OK to save your changes.
> >
> >6.
> >
> >This item only applies if you are running Windows 95 through Windows=20
> >98(first edition). Certain versions of the riched32.dll have been known to=
> >=20
> >cause crashing
> >in Eudora.
> >Download this version of the riched file.
> >Run it and it will expand into a directory named C:\Eudora_DLL_Files. Move=
> >=20
> >the riched32.dll file from this directory into the directory=
> >  C:\Windows\System\
> >directory. Let it overwrite the existing riched32.dll. Reboot the computer=
> >=20
> >and see if the problem is fixed.
> >
> >7.
> >
> >Quit Eudora and go into the Eudora directory. Look for these files and=20
> >rename them from -> to:
> >
> >List of 6 items
> >
> >=95 in.mbx -> oldin.mbx
> >
> >=95 in.toc -> oldin.toc
> >
> >=95 out.mbx -> oldout.mbx
> >
> >=95 out.toc -> oldout.toc
> >
> >=95 trash.mbx -> oldtrash.mbx
> >
> >=95 trash.toc -> oldtrash.toc
> >
> >list end
> >
> >Now delete the file descmap.pce. Now start up Eudora and your In, Out, and=
> >=20
> >Trash mailboxes will be empty. Your old mail will be stored in new mailboxes
> >named OldIn, OldOut, and OldTrash.
> >
> >
> >
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>Tim
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>
>
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