Sniper Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 QUALCOMM and Mozilla have teamed up to develop a open-source Eudora e-mail program based on the same platform as Thunderbird. All future versions will be open-source and FREE. Should be out sometime this year. They are offering the latest commercial version at a reduced price of $19.95, until April 30th. press release Quote
Eldmannen Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 Yeah, I know. I read about it a month or so, about when the press release came out. Congratulations to Qualcomm. I've used Eudora, but it was forever ago, in school, it was installed on all computers and we all used it. I remember I changed the "from:" address in the .ini file, to my classmate email address, and sent email to other students, and they thought he sent it, lol. But ever since I left that school, I haven't used or bothered with Eudora. Quote
Capman Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 I tried Eudora a few years back in my quest to ditch Outlook Express, but I gave up on it for some reason which has slipped my mind now, and reverted back to OE until I converted to TB. There must of been something about it that I did not like. Quote
Eldmannen Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 Yes, but that was a few years ago, now with the new Eudora (don't know if its released yet), it will be much different I believe. Though, I am still gonna stick with Mozilla Thunderbird, I believe. Quote
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