If you do not know where your Eudora directory is and are currently running Eudora 6.2 or newer, you can find out by going to the Help, About Eudora menu. Restart Eudora then go to the Tools menu, Options, Ports, and change the ports here as needed. Drag this file into the main Eudora directory. In this folder there is a file named "esoteric.epi". Look in the Eudora directory for the folder "Extrastuff". You can change the ports for *all email accounts* in Eudora for the POP, IMAP, SMTP, ACAP, or Password Change Port by using the esoteric settings. I would like to change ports for a particular personality for incoming and/or outgoing email. I need to be able to change the port used by Eudora for incoming mail, or outgoing mail. Here is more info from my files:Ĭhanging Ports for Sending/Receiving (Win)
For reliability and future support, I encourage the move to Thunderbird, but I respect your preference for Eudora. I can give no advice, so if any of this does not work, please do not ask for assistance. Those features still may not work as desired. Unfortunately Eudora was particularly tolerant of corruption in it's stores, so many folk over the years had to run it has not been updated in over a decade, but I assume it basically does what the V8 tool David mentions does. But it was stable enough to do an import. It was not a particularly good Thunderbird version. My feeling is because of that it was perhaps the most compatible with Eudora for import. There is some pertinent information there, but personally I tend to suggest V3 as it was the version which underpinned the OSE release. I am assuming the talk of V17 comes from here
The Eudora information in the support article is still valid
Or you have to manually add the appropriate registry key. Unfortunately Eudora was particularly tolerant of corruption in it's stores, so many folk over the years had to run Eudora rescue it has not been updated in over a decade, but I assume it basically does what the V8 tool David mentions does.įor the Import to work you must have a working copy of Eudora, otherwise the import can not actually find the path to the Eudora files. Getting mail by outright copying files may work, but it ignored contacts.\ IIRC the Thunderbird importer tried to re encode attachments in the email, but too many years have passed. Thunderbird does not use a separate folder for attachments.
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