From: Bruce Satow (satow_at_ssl.berkeley.edu)
Date: Fri Apr 11 2003 - 14:15:39 PDT
Hi Gordon,
Thanks for the info. I found the page setup header information, but when I did the
upgrade it removed them. Basically I installed Eudora cleanly on to another
computer and then I saw the header codes. I wrote them down and copied them into
the problematic installation and it worked. I couldn't find any info regarding the
header codes and what the various options are.
It would be a nice thing to have to customize the header and footer printouts.
Does anyone have a list of Eudora header and footer codes?
Thanks,
Bruce
Gordon Adams wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> Your setup sounds great. But if you do have users on Eudora and you still
> wish to pursue header modifications, they have sort of hidden them. Go to
> print preview and then page setup. For reasons know only to Qualcom they
> don't make those available under page setup unless you go to it from print
> preview.
>
> GA
>
> At 11:10 AM 4/8/2003 -0700, Bruce Satow wrote:
> >Hi David,
> >
> >We use the Netscape Email client that comes with Netscape Communicator Suite
> >v4.8x. If you previously used PINE, the configuration of IMAP in the Netscape
> >Email client is easy. Basically you setup all the email service
> >parameters the
> >same way (incoming mail server, SMTP, account info, etc..), but under the Mail
> >Server Properties, Advanced tab, set the IMAP server directory to the PINE
> >server directory. By default this is created as a subdirectory called 'mail'
> >(without the quotes.) when you first run PINE.
> >
> >Now your users can use both PINE and IMAP email depending on their location.
> >All folders created in PINE will be reflected in IMAP and vice versa. The
> >inbox is read off /var/mail so there is no need for the user to access
> >/var/mail directly anymore. The file locking problem you are experiencing
> >maybe due to accessing /var/mail directly.
> >
> >If your user has been using UNIX mail or DTMAIL in Solaris, they can just mv
> >the old mail files into the PINE mail subdirectory where it will be treated as
> >folders in both PINE and IMAP as well. This configuration works great for us
> >at the lab. Users can read and access all of their email regardless of
> >whether
> >they use a vt100 terminal or an email client. POP works fine in this
> >configuration, except you MUST remember to leave mail on server.
> >
> >Some of my users prefer using Outlook and Outlook Express. They like some of
> >the features that outlook has. They supports POP and IMAP. I don't like
> >Outlook because they are too much of a security risk being vulnerable to
> >scripts and worms.
> >
> >A few of my users use Eudora. I used to like Eudora when it was version 3 and
> >POP was the protocol of the day. I don't like Eudora anymore, the
> >interface is
> >sloppy and the help is poor. I wanted to find out how the header codes so I
> >could print out customized headers but apparently that information is not easy
> >to come by.
> >
> >So basically that leaves Netscape Email client. I wish it was available
> >separately from their browser.
> >It's the easiest to use, easiest to configure.
> >
> >Hope this info helps,
> >Bruce
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >David JL Rieger wrote:
> >
> > > Hello folks,
> > >
> > > I have an environment where I have multiple shared computers for a roaming
> > > staff - we have used Pine over the years with a users pinerc file in a
> > > person's lan directory.
> > >
> > > Does anyone have any suggestions for other email clients so that these
> > > staff members can use something more intuitive for them? I've tried Eudora
> > > (this was a micronet topic in the past) but the lock file would stay
> > > persistent in the LAN folder.
> > >
> > > One requirement is the email address must stay the same so public web-based
> > > mail won't cut it.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > David
> > >
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> >Bruce Satow
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> >Space Physics Research Group
> >Space Sciences Laboratory
> >University of California
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