Re: Leopard vs. Eudora

I've had it work on Leopard, but I did manage to finally pry it away
from my mom and got her onto T-Bird.

That said, it did work, insofar as it ever did under the previous
operating systems.

Tell your users that T-bird's spam filter is better, might help motivate
them.

Pedro Alvarez Jr wrote:
> While I know the campus no longer supports Eudora its quite a
> different matter getting folks to migrate away from it.
> I'm on the verge of upgrading my users to Leopard. Does anyone know
> if Eudora and Leopard don't play well together?
> Thanks
> -Pete
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> Pedro (Pete) Alvarez Jr
> Information Systems
> Student Learning Center
> University of California
> Berkeley, CA 94720 4260
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