-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Eudora
- From: Robert Carneal <carnealr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2003 10:36:48 -0500
1> If you are using Eudora Lite, I don't think it is possible to re-order
the sequence Who, Date, Subject. I am using Eudora Pro, but away from my
office where my Eudora manual is. I *think* in Eudora Pro, not only can
you choose which headers you want to see in the Header Pane, you can choose
its order.
2> The preview pane is a slightly smaller window- and can't show much.
Again (sorry) in Eudora Lite I don't think you have many choices. May I
make a suggestion? Why not forget the preview pane? Just turn that option
off. Some viruses can be activated when the email is opened in a preview
pane it's got you.
3> You are not doing anything wrong. In Eudora Pro under TOOLS, there two
options- one is Task Status, and the other is Task Errors. Those will allow
you to control what you hear, what you see, and what to do about it.
A word of caution- I am using Eudora Pro 6 with thrid party add-ins. Our
customization of Eudora may be different.
Robart
At 10:12 AM 9/20/2003, you wrote:
>Oops...
>
>Ok... so I'll try to explain here.
>
>In the header pane that shows each incoming message, the titles show
>WHO/DATE/SUBJECT. But, I want to change the order so it shows
>WHO/SUBJECT/DATE. Can this be done? In OE, you just drag it. But, doesn't
>work with Eudora.
>
>Second thing...
>In the message area, where I actually read the email. Actually, the
>preview pane, where it shows the message which can be read. On top it has
>the TO: and the SUBJECT: fields. Can I add the FOM: field as well?
>
>Third question...
>When I get errors either sending or receiving, the error status window on
>the bottom opens up, but the error message doesn't show. I here the error
>beep, and if I have the status window open I can actually see the error
>msg for a split second, but it them disappears. Am I doing something wrong
>here?
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