K.M. Richards

Even better (and a heckuva lot easier). Thanks.

Fair enough, Pete. I misinterpreted your directions to "read the instructions and install as directed" to mean there was separate documentation in the zipfile for same. It honestly never occurred to me to look in the .chm file! (bangs head against wall) I am going to presume, based on what you said about the .ini file, that Aurora will act the same as Eudora in terms of displaying any mailboxes if I copy the .mbx and .toc files over, including mailboxes nested in folders in the existing Eudora directory....

Pete, I did not find any instructions in that zipfile ... no text files of ANY kind, in fact. I'd also like to ask if there is a way to import my existing eudora.ini file into Aurora without having to look up every single entry in it for configuration. As I pointed out at the outset, I have multiple e-mail addresses and domains, and anything that simplifies the transition would be helpful.

That would be very much appreciated and would earn you a decent donation for the project, Pete.

I have just gone around in circles with both my hosting provider (which provides the e-mail for my domain name) and MailChannels, which provides the spam monitoring for them. I have been seeing an increase in my outbound SMTP mail being flagged by MailChannels as spam, which generates a bounce message which forces me to click on a link within same to unflag the message in question for them to review and release. This is a huge inconvenience when outbound business-related mails are delayed by the...

I have just gone around in circles with both my hosting provider (which provides the e-mail for my domain name) and MailChannels, which provides the spam monitoring for them. I have been seeing an increase in my outbound SMTP mail being flagged by MailChannels as spam, which generates a bounce message which forces me to click on a link within same to unflag the message in question for them to review and release. This is a huge inconvenience when outbound business-related mails are delayed by the...

I have just gone around in circles with both my hosting provider (which provides the e-mail for my domain name) and MailChannels, which provides the spam monitoring for them. I have been seeing an increase in my outbound SMTP mail being flagged by MailChannels as spam, which generates a bounce message which forces me to click on a link within same to unflag the message in question for them to review and release. This is a huge inconvenience when outbound business-related mails are delayed by the...