- License:
- Free to try; $49.95 to buy
- Editor's Rating:
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- Downloads:
- 949,815
- Requirements:
- Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
- Limitations:
- See description
- Date Added:
- May 23, 2006
Publisher's description of Eudora
From Qualcomm:
Eudora is a robust e-mail client whose features include multiple address-book-formatting options and the ability to filter, redirect, and forward mail. It supports QuickTime- and HTML-enriched e-mail, letting you include stylized, formatted text and in-line graphics in your messages. Other features include a multipane interface; background mail-checking and sending; the ability to import existing settings, e-mail, and address books from Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, or Netscape mail programs; a Qualcomm PureVoice plug-in that allows voice-message exchanges; and a customizable interface, including movable, dockable window groups and toolbars. Eudora also features support for regular expressions in filters, field autocompletion, an automatic spelling checker, and a filter that will speak the name and subject of incoming messages (requires sound card).
Version 7.0.1 includes powerful new features to combat spam, function offline, combat scams and improve security.
Note: This program can operate in any of three user-selectable modes. Sponsored mode allows you to use the full-featured Eudora e-mail client at no charge, but displays a series of static onscreen advertisements. Paid mode allows you to use the full-featured Eudora e-mail client without advertisements once a payment has been made. Light mode is an upgrade to the current Eudora Light, but it does not have as many features as the full client available in Sponsored and Paid modes. Light mode will include a sponsor image or logo but no rotating advertising. You can switch between Light mode and Sponsored mode at any time.
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Editor's review of Eudora
If you're looking for a powerful alternative e-mail client, basic and power users alike will find Eudora's functions and features well within their standards. Those thinking about switching to Eudora need not worry: importing your contacts from Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express is a breeze. The interface, though not especially pretty, uses the tried-and-true format of almost every e-mail client, with mailboxes on the left and messages in the main screen. After a quick setup, Eudora does especially well finding, filtering, and managing multiple accounts. Also, built-in, powerful spam filters and the ability to concentrate message threads are both useful features. We like Eudora's method of offering three modes as a means to pay for the program. You can pay for it and have no ads, use the full program in sponsored mode with rotating ads that are easy to ignore, or use it in lite mode, which gives you less features with only one static ad. Those searching for an alternative to Outlook or other big-name e-mail clients will find Eudora a feature-packed and highly capable solution.
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