At 11:04 AM 1/17/2001, you wrote:
> >>Eudora for Windows
> >I have found the Windows Eudora setting. It is TabooHeaders. (It's
> >amazing what you'll find in the manual...)
>
>Could someone post an actual snippet from the .ini file
>showing what it would look like? I didn't quite follow
>the ex
>>Eudora for Windows
>I have found the Windows Eudora setting. It is TabooHeaders. (It's
>amazing what you'll find in the manual...)
Could someone post an actual snippet from the .ini file
showing what it would look like? I didn't quite follow
the explanation
Thanks
In Mac Eudora (recent versions) install the Esoteric Settings plugin which
ships with Eudora (copy it from the Extra Plugins folder to the Eudora
Stuff folder in the most recent versions).
Then in Special->Settings, find the Boring Headers icon in the list, and
type in the headers you want to hid
At 04:35 PM 1/16/2001, I wrote:
>At 03:25 PM 1/16/01, John W Baxter wrote:
>>There was a discussion in December about the RFC ... mailing list headers,
>>and the fact that the current Eudora shows them by default. The solution
>>is trivial for (recent) Mac Eudora versions (however, it probably is
At 03:25 PM 1/16/01, John W Baxter wrote:
>There was a discussion in December about the RFC ... mailing list headers,
>and the fact that the current Eudora shows them by default. The solution
>is trivial for (recent) Mac Eudora versions (however, it probably isn't for
>the 1.x versions some folks
There was a discussion in December about the RFC ... mailing list headers,
and the fact that the current Eudora shows them by default. The solution
is trivial for (recent) Mac Eudora versions (however, it probably isn't for
the 1.x versions some folks still use).
However, for Windows, there was
