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--- howtos:eudora [2007/01/24 09:41] – manni
+++ howtos:eudora [2018/03/16 20:48] – Replace defunct eudora.com link with one to snapshot taken by Internet Archive xuesheng
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-===== Mail Configuration =====
-  * 1. From the menus, **Tools -> Personalities**.
-  * 2. The **Personalities** pane will display, select the personality you want to configure to use POPFile.
+===== Mail Configuration =====
-  * 3.  Right click and select **Properties**.
+  - From the menus, **Tools -> Personalities**.
+  - The **Personalities** pane will display, select the personality you want to configure to use POPFile.
-  * 4.  Select the **Incoming Mail** Tab.
+  - Right click and select **Properties**.
+  - Select the **Incoming Mail** Tab.
-  * 5.  Note the original POP server in the 'server' box, you will need it below.
+  - Note the original POP server in the 'server' box, you will need it below. {{ howtos:e_popfile2.gif?400 }}
+  - Replace the contents of the Server box with //127.0.0.1//. {{ howtos:e_popfile3.gif?400 }}
-http://popfile.sourceforge.net/e_popfile2.gif
+  - Select the **Generic Properties** Tab.
+  - In the Login Name, put the **original POP server** followed by a colon **:** to the front of the username that is already in the box, e.g, if username was //username// and original POP server was //pop.myisp.net//, then the box should contain: <code>
-  * 6. Replace the contents of the Server box with //127.0.0.1// .
-http://popfile.sourceforge.net/e_popfile3.gif
-  * 7. Select the **Generic Properties** Tab.
-  * 8. In the Login Name, put the **original POP server** followed by a colon **:** to the front of the username that is already in the box, e.g, if username was //username// and original POP server was //pop.myisp.net//, then the box should contain: <code>
 pop.myisp.net:username
 </code>
-  * 9. Click **OK**.
+  - Click **OK**.
+  - Repeat for all personalities you wish to configure to use POPFile.
-  * 10. Repeat for all personalities you wish to configure to use POPFile.
 ==== SMTP Authentication ====
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 The workaround is to use multiple personalities in Eudora, one to receive your pop3 mail via Popfile, and a second for sending all mail via SMTP. The Qualcomm site has complete instructions for setting up the multiple personalities and required filter to make it all work seamlessly.
-Simply follow the instructions in the tech support article at this link and you'll be all set.
+Simply follow the instructions in the Eudora Tech Support article at this link and you'll be all set.
+http://web.archive.org/web/20131022224123/http://eudora.com/techsupport/kb/2107hq.html
-http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/2107hq.html
+(this link points to a snapshot of the **SMTP Relay for Sending Mail (Windows)- Document ID: 2107HQ** article taken by the **Internet Archive** on 22 October 2013)
 **Note**: The support article instructs you to set **Skip Rest** in step 7. Do not do so, that will prevent any other filters you set up for that personality (like ones to sort your classified mail) from ever being executed.

POPFile - Automatic Email Classification

Configure Eudora for POPFile

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