Qualcomm Eudora Mail 4.3

Eudora is a simple but very effective email program. As a user of both outlook and eudora I have found eudora to be more user friendly than Outlook. It contains a lot of the features of Outlook but in a simple to read, simple to use format. Folders and rules can be created in Eudora, features of which Outlook boasts, and as many mailboxes as required can be set up and checked at the same time. Something which is difficult in outlook. Also the look and style of the Eudora toolbar can be changed and moved around depending on how you like the desktop to look. The help facility in Eudora is extremely efficient and userfriendly whereas in Outlook it can be more ...  Read the complete review

Yes, I think that Eudora is better than the other main contender in home email packages, Microsoft's Outlook (and Express). It may have slightly fewer facilities, but it has everything I need and when it comes to secutity, well, have you heard of any viruses affecting Eudora rather than Outlook ? neither have I. The program comes in 2 flavours, depending on whether you spend any money on it or not. If you don't register the program, then you have a little ad-bar in the bottom of the screen, showing various advertisments constantly. obviously, on paying and registering, this disappears. The program is smaller and less resource-hungry than the Microsoft ...  Read the complete review

I like Eudora so much I bought the... product. Okay it doesn't sound that impressive but when you can get a free version why pay? Becuase you get a lot more. Although now everyone can have the power of Eudora Pro without having to pay, so long as you put up with adveritising appearing in a small window on the program. This shouldn't be obtrusive but I can't really say as have a turned off, an option to those of us who paid. I'm still waiting for a perfect email program and Eudora is the closet so far. It has excellent support for multiple email accounts and contains the usual filtering options. It does look underfeatured compared to Outlook ...  Read the complete review