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A Question: Does it retain Eudora's File/Attachment methods

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Contributed by: Steve Davidson Monday, September 03 2007 @ 05:12 AM PDT

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Have Not Tried

After a decade of using Eudora, I'm convinced that one of the features that sets Eudora apart from the "modern" E-mailers is the way it handles mailboxes (each mailbox a separate file), and attachments (which are saved as discrete, relocatable files). This in stark contrast with other E-mailers that store all messages and attachments in one big (and ever-growing) database.

So, before I take the plunge, I must know: How are files/mailboxes handled in this new E-mailer (I'm not yet ready to call it Eudora)?

Thank you.   

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A Question: Does it retain Eudora's File/Attachment methods - nate

entourage uses a database, but most other mail clients i know of use individual files (mail, mozilla, gyazmail, any of the command line only apps).

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Monday, September 03 2007 @ 05:40 AM PDT