would it be possible for p c guy to call you when he works with it
again,sure do not know any thing else but eudora.. DonnaAt 12:57 PM
9/29/2017, you wrote:
not sure why it isn't working with windows 7 because that's what I am using here on this system. I have also set up eudora on a windows 10 system and have no trouble there either. be sure that when installing eudora that you use custom folders to install eudora and use the same folder for eudora files and mailboxes use the same folder. that's how i install eudora on my systems.
Legend has it that on Friday 9/29/2017 02:45 PM, Donna said:
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Do you have a fix I am getting a windows seven with eudora and my p c guy can not get it to read read,sent and so on,he copied the scripts from my old lap top and it is not working and I can not use it until we can fix it.. Thank you Donna Hope you can help..At 12:40 PM 9/29/2017, you wrote:----------------------------------------try pressing alt plus a instead just the letter a. that should work to add the certificate to the trusted list.
Legend has it that on Friday 9/29/2017 01:38 PM, Larry Gassman said:
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Chris,----------------------------------------
I understand the path etc, but when I right arrow to the end and then tap
the A button to allow, I hear a "Ding", so I am not finding the allow
button.
Thoughts?
Larry
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your tutorial will be deemed perfect once Donna can follow it successfully.
(grin)
At 02:00 PM 9/29/2017, you wrote:
>o.k. maybe this will be a little easier to follow:
>
>The "certificate" manager is invoked once you're in the alt-t tools,
>options, menu, in "Checking mail," or in "sending mail" and you hit
>alt-i in checking mail, or alt-l in sending mail.
>Once you're in there, hit the C key which will invoke thap ssl manager,
>hit tab one time, which puts you on top of the list of server ssl
>certificates, tap right arrow until you hear silence.
>You're on the bottom of the list, the highest level of certificates,
>tap a, "allow" and then use the alt-o" key for "done.
>If you think that more of the certificates are causing an issue, after
>tab is pressed, you'll need to open each level by pressing the right
>arrow key for each level of the tree and itting the A key on each one
>until you're once again at the bottom of the list. The tree will
>automatically close after each pressing of the "A" key, so you'll have
>to open them again if one of them further down the tree is causing the
>issue. With gmail or Verizon or AOL mail, this may be the case where
>more than one SSL certificate is the issue.
>When you are "done," hit "alt-o."
>And, remember this has to be done for each personality, and both
>sending and receiving, number 2 and 4 of the list down from "getting
>started," or, in personalities properties, using alt-p, arrow to
>personality you wish to modify, and hit alt-enter to get into
>properties. The first tab is for sending mail, the second tab for
>receiving mail. Inside that "generic" tab, alt-l will bring up that
>manager, and "c" and alt-o do the same, but in "receiving mail," it is
>alt-n to bring up the manager with c and alt-o again to do the magic
>from within that manager.
>Here is the quoted message which further clarifies what I've written here.
>
> >I am receiving a message that indicates that my SSL
> certificate >is rejected and, therefore, I can not longer sent or
> receive >mail. The cause for the rejection was Unknown Error.
>
>The instructions for dealing with new SSL certificates get posted here
>quite often, but I think you might be new, so here they are again. It
>is important to follow all the instructions and not improvise. Skipping
>steps will most likely not have good results.
>
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>Instructions for telling Eudora to trust SSL certificates:
>
>Do a mail check (or try to send mail if the problem is with the
>outgoing server). You can't tell Eudora to trust a certificate that it
>hasn't received yet.
>
>When you get the certificate error, answering "yes" may allow you to
>successfully connect to the server but it may interfere with fixing the
>problem more permanently. Saying "no" is more reliable when it comes to
>doing the long-term fix.
>
>Open the personalities window, right-click on the personality in
>question and select "properties".
>
>On the incoming mail tab, click on the button to see the information
>for the last SSL connection. (For outgoing mail, go to the "generic
>properties tab rather than "incoming mail".)
>
>Then click on the button to go to the certificate information manager.
>
>In the certificate manager, the certificate chain for the connection in
>question will be at the top. (Ignore all the certificates further down
>in various other categories. The only one you need to concern yourself
>with is the one listed at the very top, under "server
>certificates".) It is most likely a chain of certificates that you have
>to open, not just a single certificate. The "+" button opens additional
>levels. Click on the "+"s until you have the entire chain open.
>Certificates that are trusted have a happy face icon until you open
>them. When they opened, the happy face opens its mouth.
>Certificates that aren't trusted have a skull icon. Most likely, you'll
>find that the last one in the chain shows a skull. Select that one and
>tell Eudora to trust it. You don't need to do anything to the
>certificates that are already trusted, other than click on the plus
>sign to open them up.
>
>Close out of the certificate manager and properties. Go do another mail
>check (or try to send mail) and see if it works.
>
>You may have to repeat this process a few more times depending on the
>number of certificates in the chain. Each one needs to be trusted.
>They're like a series of locked doors. You have to unlock each of the
>doors before it can be opened to see the next door.
>
>If you have multiple personalities that use the same server, you only
>need to do this for one of them, but if you have multiple personalities
>that use different servers, you have to be sure the personality you
>choose is the right one.
>
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