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| + | '''Eudora OSE and its community support forum NO LONGER EXISTS.''' |
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| − | __NOTOC__
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| − | [[File:Eudora_OSE_splash.png|center]]
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| − | Eudora OSE is the Open Source Edition of one of the internet’s most pioneering and enduring applications. It is a re-imagining and re-implementation of classic Eudora features on top of the Mozilla Thunderbird codebase. It is more than just an extension, as certain functionality required changes to the core of the application. Some of these have been accepted into and become part of Thunderbird, while others are still awaiting acceptance.
| + | Users might like to try [http://www.getthunderbird.com/ Thunderbird] as an alternative email program. |
| − | Eudora OSE integrates so tightly with specific versions of the underlying code that it is highly recommended for users to install the entire application, rather than trying to run the extension on top of Thunderbird.
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| − | All of the Eudora OSE project wiki pages contain the navigation stack featured above, to the right. If you’re looking for documentation, downloads, or just an index, this will help you find your way around.
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| − | The following tour highlights some of the distinguishing features of Eudora OSE...
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| − | [[File:OSE_Mac_UI.png|thumb|right|174px|on Mac OS X]]
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| − | [[File:OSE_Windows_UI.png|thumb|right|174px|on Windows XP]]
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| − | [[File:OSE_Linux_UI.png|thumb|right|174px|on Ubuntu Linux]]
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| − | ===Classic Style, Modern Platforms===
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| − | Eudora OSE offers users the classic look and feel of the toolbars and menus they’re used to, plus more powerful interface customization than ever before. Where these options were formerly defaults limited to the particular operating system you were running, now both the 2- and 3-pane layouts from the classic Mac and Windows versions of Eudora are available in one integrated package. You can choose whichever one suits your taste or matches your operating system – all with just the click of a button.
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| − | At right, you can see how Eudora OSE looks running on Mac OS X with the mailbox lines preference '''[right above]''', Windows XP (using the classic desktop) with the message preview panel turned off '''[right]''', and Ubuntu Linux '''[right below]''' in the default 3-pane mode.
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| − | [[File:OSE_mailbox_menu-bg.png]]
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| − | The classic Eudora mailbox and transfer menus insure that you can always find the messages you’re looking for.
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| − | [[File:OSE_toolbar_scaled.png|center]]
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| − | Eudora’s toolbar buttons keep all the controls at your fingertips.
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| − | ===Eudora Power Importer===
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| − | Eudora OSE’s full-featured migration assistant imports your existing Eudora mail, address books, personalities and accounts, filters and converts them to the new internal format.
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| − | [[File:OSE_Who_column.png|right]]
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| − | ===“Who” Done It ?===
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| − | Eu- knows Who!
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| − | Eudora’s Who column automatically displays the sender’s name for messages in inbound mailboxes, and the addressee in outbound mailboxes, creating a streamlined and uncluttered mailbox.
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| − | Also visible in this image is Eudora’s automatic column padding which keeps your Table of Contents readable without any requiring any user adjustment.
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| − | [[File:OSE_message_selection.png|thumb|right|174px]]
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| − | ===Mailbox Navigation and Filtering===
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| − | Eudora OSE’s [[Group Selection]] and [[Type-To-Select|Type-to-Select]] features allow every user to be a power user! Looking for a particular sender or something you know to be in a message subject? Just start typing and Type-to-Select will take you right to it. A click with the mouse and every message by a specific sender or in a discussion thread can be automatically selected for further processing.
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| − | [[File:OSE_FUMLUB+notes.png|thumb|right|174px]]
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| − | ===New Message Selection===
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| − | When new mail is received, the classic Eudora [[Select_newly_inserted_messages_(FUMLUB)|FUMLUB feature]] automatically selects the first unread message in the last unread block of messages. Or you can adjust the setting to select the last message in the mailbox.
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| − | [[File:OSE_search_message_window+notes.png|thumb|right|174px]]
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| − | ===Indexed Searching===
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| − | Eudora OSE’s ultra-fast indexed search functionality can search specific mailboxes, mailbox trees, or every mailbox you have to find the terms you’re looking for.
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| − | [[File:OSE_reference_lookup-bg.png|thumb|right|174px]]
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| − | ===Reference Lookup===
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| − | Eudora OSE adds the power of a reference library to your email experience. Whether you’re reading a message or composing one, Eudora’s [[Selected Text to URL|reference lookup feature]] allows you to select a word or phrase and look it up on a variety of online resources. If Google, Wikipedia, Babelfish, and Dictionary or Thesaurus.com don’t meet your needs, you can configure your own custom sources for specialized lookups.
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| − | ===Content Display Controls===
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| − | Eudora OSE can [[Always_display_remote_images|automatically display remote images]] in all of your messages, or it can give you fine grain control in the form of whitelists and case-by-case approval.
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| − | [[File:OSE_customize_toolbar_UI.png|thumb|right|174px]]
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| − | ===Toolbar Customization===
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| − | Eudora has long been known for the refinement of its user experience and nowhere is this more obvious than in its classic [[Customizable_Toolbar|toolbar configuration system]] where all available buttons and controls are neatly ordered by menu category.
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| − | ===Comprehensive Session Restore===
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| − | When Eudora closes, all of its open windows – from application settings to messages – are saved and reopened the next time the program is launched for a persistent user experience bringing you right back to the point where you left off.
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| − | [[File:OSE_prefs_UI.png|thumb|right|174px]]
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| − | ===Feature Summary===
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| − | A feature-set can be challenging to describe in short option labels, so to keep you from having to jump back and forth between the online documentation and the preference configuration, Eudora OSE provides handy tooltips to explain each preference.
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| − | ===Advanced Attachment Handling===
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| − | Eudora OSE’s new mailbox format stores attachments directly within the message, but they can be easily [[Message_Attachments|extracted to the hard drive]] with a simple double-click action. The attachments stay linked to their messages, but the mailbox files remain slim and trim.
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| − | ===Message Redirection===
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| − | Incoming messages can be [[Redirecting_a_Message|sent to a new recipient “by way of” you]], maintaining the original sender’s address in the ''From'' field. This is particularly useful if you need to pass along a message that should have gone to someone else.
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