Disabling Moodwatch in Eudora

                     Eudora's MoodWatch feature doesn't score very high on the scale. when you're composing a particularly a email, but if you're just a little out of the way it complains and warns with a popup window. It might be annoying for you to get that repeated warnings

Still, these MoodWatch warnings when you are about to send a potentially offensive message can be useful and help you un-write what is better left unwritten. But what if sending emails with words that Eudora finds objectionable ?

Then you can easily turn off the warning message completely by following this article. You'll still see the chili icon go red, so not all the fun is taken out of your profession.
 

Steps to turn off the MoodWatch Warning in Eudora:

•     Select "Tools" | "Options"... from the menu.

•     Go to the "MoodWatch" category.

•     Make sure "Never" is selected under Warn when queuing/sending.

•     Click "OK".

These steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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View Pictures and Formatting securely

            If you set up Eudora to protect your computer's security and your own privacy, you also set yourself up for a somewhat limited email experience. At least if you want to read newsletters with rich formatting, Eudora disappoints. Not only images will not be loaded on the demand, Eudora often renders the text in odd and illegible ways, too.open only Emails from Trusted Senders in This Way

This limited display is not all Eudora has to offer. On demand, you can send the entire message to your browser and see it in its full glory. Keep in mind that web browsers are designed to view anonymous web sites, not emails that are inherently connected to you. Open only messages from senders you trust in that manner and this article will explain how to view Messages with All Pictures and Formatting Securely in Eudora

Steps to see a message including all HTML formatting, remote images and rich content in Eudora:

•     Make sure you have configured Eudora to protect your privacy.

•     Open the desired message in its own window.

           ^Seeing the message in Eudora's preview pane (beneath the list of messages) is not enough.

•     "Right Click" in the message body .

•     Select "Send to Browser" from the menu.

•     Click "Open".

•     Close the browser window to return to Eudora.

This steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Adding Bcc option in Eudora

              Bcc (short for "blind carbon copy") recipients are a special breed of email recipients: they get a copy of the message but are not listed as recipients.The other people who also get the email won't know that the email has also been sent to Bcc recipients, or who these recipients are. 

The Bcc recipients remain completely anonymous and this article will explain you about adding Bcc Recipients for a email composed in Eudora

To add Bcc recipients to an email in Eudora:

•     Start creating a new message in Eudora.

•     Press "Alt key + B".

             ^ Alternatively, click in the "Bcc: entry field".

•     Type the Bcc recipient's email address or insert her quickly from the Recipient List.

•     Continue composing your message.

These steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

   

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Adding animation to Signature: Eudora

 

 

 

 

              Do you like your email signature in Eudora simple and classy. Of course, this also includes a small, simple and classy animation. Using an animated gif file in your Eudora signature allows you to add some extra look or just to have some fun.

Eudora allows for little flexibility and formatting power when you add an animation to your signature, and it's also a little bit more complicated than it should be. But this article will get this done.

Steps to add an animated image to a your email signature in Eudora:   

•     Create a new signature.

            ^ Of course, you can also edit an existing one, but I'd recommend start with a new signature first.

•     Type your signature text.

        ^ Make sure you use some HTML formatting in it somewhere so Eudora adds the necessary HTML code.

•     Hit "Ctrl key + S".

•     Find and open your "Eudora folder" in Windows Explorer.

•     Go to the "Signature directory".

•     Double-click the {signature name}.txt file.

            ^ Alternatively, open this file in your favorite plain text editor. 

•    Edit the file to include '<img src="{path to your animated gif}" />' (without the outer, but including the inner set of quotes) where you want to place the image.

•    Make sure "{path to your animated gif}" points to the animated gif and follows this format: "file:///C:/Documents and Settings/...".

•     "Save" the text file.

•     your new signature is ready in Eudora.

        Don't be alarmed if the animation disappears shortly after showing up in the signature. It will display for the email's recipient.

 

These steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Huge mail warning in Eudora

              When I once wanted to email a friend, with a spectacular  photo you have captured, you employed every compression trick you could think of to make sure the JPEG was as small as possible. 

Fortunately, Eudora warned you that file about to send is large email. I was able to correct the error and saved your friend a large download.This article explains you about getting a Warning When You're About to Send a Huge Mail in Eudora
 

Steps to get a warning when you're about to send a huge mail in Eudora:

•     Select "Tools" | "Options" from the menu in Eudora.

•     Go to the "Extra Warnings" category.

•     Make sure "Queue a message bigger than __ K" is checked.

•     Specify the desired warning size threshold.

          *  The default value is a reasonable 500 KB, but you can safely reduce it to 300 KB without getting too many unnecessary extra warnings.

•     Click "OK".

These steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Deleting Attachments in Mail: Eudora

               By default, Eudora thinks attachments are terribly important. Even if you delete a message, all the attachments it contains will still be on your hard disk. you usually save important attachments elsewhere, however, if you delete a message and you want to delete it with all the stuff that may be attached to it. Then this article will help you to delete attachment with in email.

Steps to delete Attachments with Their Messages in Eudora

To make Eudora delete attachments with their messages:

    * Select "Tools" | "Options"  from the Eudora menu.

 
    * Go to the "Attachments" category.

 
    * Make sure "Delete attachments when emptying Trash"  is selected.

 
    * Click "OK". 

These steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Creating Email template: Eudora

                         Do you keep typing the same messages and replies again and again? If you have an email you send out every day that contains the same information, or a form that requires users to dictate answers to the same questions – you can create a template in Eudora .

 The message templates can make your email life easier and save you a lot of time. Templates are called "stationery" in Eudora, and they are easy to set up.

  

Steps to create a Message Template in Eudora

To create a message template in Eudora:

    * Start creating a "new message" in Eudora.

 
    * Create the message you want to serve as the template. You can
          o enter any body text,
          o fill out as many header fields as you see fit and even
          o add attachments. 

 
    * Select "File" | "Save As Stationery" from the menu.

 
    * Enter the name you want to give your stationery.

 
    * Click "Save".

Now that your Eudora stationery is saved, you can start using it for your messages. These steps can be followed for Eudora installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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