Eudora

With the 2006 release of Bear Access, CIT is distributing Eudora 6.x for Windows and Macintosh, along with Mozilla Thunderbird.

Eudora is an electronic mail application by Qualcomm that is in wide use at Cornell and around the world. It lets you communicate via e-mail with other people who have computers connected to the Internet. Eudora is distributed free to Cornell students, faculty, and staff.

Eudora is delivered as part of Bear Access. It can be used on-campus and off-campus (through CIT's EZ-Remote service or another Internet service provider).

Other ways to access your e-mail account are the uPortal.Cornell E-mail Channel and WebMail.

Setting Up Eudora

• On your own computer
• For multiple users on the same computer
• For a special mailbox

Using Eudora's Features

• Eudora features index
  
  
• Receive e-mail
• Write e-mail
• Delete messages
• Organize your e-mail
• Filter examples
• Work with attachments
• Using personalities
  
  
• Use Kerberos with Eudora
• Use TLS with Eudora
  
  
• Protect yourself from viruses
  
  
• E-mail etiquette
  
  
• Obtain Eudora manuals
  
  
• Using Eudora away from Ithaca
• Using Eudora without Bear Access

Troubleshooting Eudora

• Windows
• Macintosh