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DLOG 1002
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version The version of Eudora you're using. Be sure to include this if you report a problem.
memsize It's important that Eudora have enough memory. This gives you an idea of how much is enough, given your current situation.
copyrights Both UIUC and Qualcomm have copyrights to parts of Eudora. The rights to the program belong to UIUC, and Qualcomm is a licensee.
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DLOG 1007
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CreatNew Build a new table of contents based on the messages in the mailbox. This is your best bet.
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UseOld Use the table of contents that was there before. You may lose the last few messages in the mailbox if you choose this.
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Ok Create the mailbox or folder.
name ##Type the name you want for your mailbox or folder here.
cancel Don't do it after all.
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folder Select this if you want to create a folder to contain some mailboxes. Leave it unselected if you want a normal mailbox.####REPEAT
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Save Click this button if you want to save the changes you've made to the window.
Discard Click this button if you don't like the changes you've made.
Cancel Click this button if you don't want to close the window after all.
DLOG 1011
Generic Something unexpected went wrong while transferring your mail. If Eudora said 'PASS' and the POP server said 'wrong password', check your password. Otherwise, it's time to find a guru.
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change Send the message, including the last set of changes you made.
orig Send the message, but throw away the last set of changes you made.
dont Don't send the message right now; wait until later.
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Ok Click this to try checking your mail with the password you've typed.
Cancel Don't check mail after all.
Pass ##Type your password here. Be sure your CAPS LOCK key isn't on; passwords are case-sensitive.
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Acct ##To change the account, choose 'Configuration' from the 'Special' menu.
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Cancel Don't remove the mailboxes or mail folders.
One Remove the mailbox or mailbox folder. If you have any others selected to remove, you'll be asked about them, too.
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All Remove this mailbox or mailbox folder, and any others you've selected to remove, without bugging you again.
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Cancel Don't remove the mailboxes or mailbox folders.
One Remove the mailbox or mailbox folder. If you have any others selected to remove, you'll be asked about them, too.
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All Remove this mailbox or mailbox folder, and any others you've selected to remove, without bugging you again.
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Rename Change the name to what you typed.
Name ##Type the new name here.
Cancel Forget this idea.
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message ICMP messages are used by the network for reporting errors. Sometimes they mean the network is broken, othertimes it's just hiccupping.
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Try Keep waiting, and hope the mail server responds before you grow old.
Cancel Stop trying to talk to the mail server.
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Send Make Eudora send your messages before it quits.
Quit Quit now, and leave the messages unsent.
Cancel Don't quit.
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Guess Eudora won't try to reformat the text.####Eudora will try to figure out where tab characters and paragraph breaks belong.
Head Eudora won't include the message headers in the file.####Eudora will include the message headers in the file.
Stationery Eudora won't save the message as a piece of stationery.####Save the message as stationery.\n\nIf you save it with the name <20>Default<6C> in the Stationery Folder, it will be used as boilerplate for all new messages.\n\nGuess Paragraphs and Include Headers (above) are ignored for stationery.
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Leave Leave a copy of the message with the attachment on your POP server; perhaps you can use some other means to decode the attachment.
Rid Delete the message and the attachment.
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Please Rebuild the table of contents; this must be done before you can use the mailbox.
Cancel Stop the operation that needs to open this mailbox.
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OK Click here if you<6F>re proud of yourself.
CANCEL Click here if you are horrified at your own behavior.
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