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  Welcome to Eudora E-mail

Eudora Information

  Eudora is a comprehensive electronic mail (e-mail) software program for Windows and Macintoshes. This web site provides instructions, tools and information for getting started using Eudora. The sections are organized to lead you through the necessary steps to set up accounts, install the software, and begin using Eudora.

Quick Start Guide
New to Eudora? This Quick Start Guide features five easy steps to get up and running with Eudora quickly.

Create a Central Mail Service (CMS) Account
Includes links to web forms to create an account on the Central Mail Service (CMS0.

Eudora can be used with accounts on the CMS and with departmental computer e-mail servers providing POP or IMAP access to your mail.

Install Eudora Software
Download the latest version of the Eudora e-mail software client for Windows and Macintosh.

Eudora Tutorial
Step-by step instructions on how to use Eudora.

Help and Training
Information on how to get help and training.

Authentication Problem Resolution

Eudora Configurations

IMAP vs. POP

What to do when your Eudora mailbox is quarantined by Norton

More Features and Resources

Changing your password

Creating a "vacation" message when you are away from e-mail

Migrating Eudora from unix.mail to the Central Mail Service (CMS)

Eudora User's Guides (pdf version)

Eudora Vendor
www.eudora.com

 

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For questions or assistance with Eudora, send e-mail to
consult@virginia.edu or call the ITC Help Desk at (434) 924-3731.

 

 

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