Re: [PCWorks] Tricking Eudora
- From: "Clint Hamilton-PCWorks Admin" <PCWorks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pcworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2010 05:49:59 -0500
Tom do you have "difficulties" with OE for the screen reader, or
something else?
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom"
Sue,
Thank you for your suggestion. Actually, version 7.1 of
Eudora is the one I have.
The problem isn't the capability of my computer, it has a
three gHz processor, one GB of memory and running Windows
XP Pro. The problem is that the newer versions of
Eudora handles the edit window for writing e-mail in a
way that screen readers can't seem to cope with. It isn't
just my computer and screen reader, it's a known
problem among the access technology world. Unless you
understand how screen readers work it would be difficult to
explain. The older versions of Eudora have a more standard
interface that works well with screen readers.
I'm probably either going to have to put up with the
problems or start using Outlook Express, which has other
difficulties.
It's just another problem blind people have when trying to
adapth to a sighted society.
Tom
** Message Separater **
>Tom,
>
>Why don't you simply move up to V7.1? It's
free. There >was one build of Eudora 7 that had more than
a few >problems. V7.1 seems to be problem free. I don't
use >many of the newer features, but you can make it
look >exactly like the version you're used to. If
your >computer will handle it, it's pretty silly to stick
with >such an old version.
>
>Sue
>
>
>At 06:09 PM 3/25/2010, you wrote:
>>OK guys, no wise cracks!
>>
>>I've been using a very old version of Eudora,
version >>3.06.
>> Just let me say it has worked very well with
my >>screen reader and is not over bloated with
useless >>features or fancy eye candy. And, it's never
caught a >>v-r-s, it's too dumb to know what they are.
>>
>>The problem is that it does not support port 587
for >>sending e-mail and it does not support
server >>authentication and my ISP just started to
required >>both.
>>
>>Anyone have any ideas on how I might force this
version >>to use these features?
>>
>>I have a paid version of version seven and I've
tried >>putting the 3.06 Eudora.exe in place of the
version >>seven Eudora.exe but couldn't make it work. I'm
not >>giving up though.
>>
>>Just thought I'd look here for some out of the
box >>thinking.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Tom
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