Re: Some relief for Leopard problems with Eudora?

In article <1id3dr7.1slr4oipa4j59N%kmorgan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 kmorgan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Kathy Morgan) wrote:

> R. Millstein <usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > I'm in the market for a new laptop, now that they've speed-bumped the
> > MacBook Pros.  But new laptop means Leopard.  And if Leopard means I 
> > can't use Eudora, then I can't use my new laptop.  Yes, I am that 
> > dependent on Eudora -- a sad state of affairs, I know.  So, I am keen
to
> > know if the Leopard problems have a workaround.  Otherwise, it's wait
> > and see if Odysseus lives up to its promises and hope that my
Powerbook
> > G4 keeps truckin' along.
> 
> FWIW, I'm using a MacBook Pro that I got not quite a year ago, and
> recently upgraded it to 10.5.  I haven't had any problems with Eudora on
> it.  The MacBook is at the office and I'm at home, so I can't check to
> be certain, but I believe I'm using the "new" style TOC in the resource
> fork.

Yeah, from what I've read, some people have problems with Eudora on 
Leopard and some don't, and no one has been able to find a pattern.  I'm 
just worried that I'll plunk down the money for the laptop, only to find 
out that I'm in the "have problems" category.

Roberta
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