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In article <625cf2a773849422b1e1cc7f7b2b3548@free.teranews.com>,
 "j.david lyall" <bounce@lyalls.net> wrote:

:> Well, I am having many irritations settling on an email program.
:> 
:> I use mail.app for three miscellaneous email accounts, registrations
:> and business stuff.
:> I wanted to have my main personal account in a separate program.
:> Eudora6 is strange tho. It doesn't support the system address book
:> and calling up names from history puts '-' instead of '@' in the
:> address. Hm, it seems to translate itself into '@' when sending.
:> Irritating.
:> 
:> I tried powermail but it has no spam filtering, which mail and Eudora
:> have. It seems to be necessary all of a sudden. I get a dozen junk
:> mails a day now. Used to get none on my personal account.
:> 
:> I prefer the mail.app interface so I put my personal account on there
:> along with my business accounts but it refuses to send thru an
:> smtp password authentication scheme.
:> 
:> On os/2 and windoze I used PMMail, which had actual separate mailboxes
:> in the interface. I prefer that but it seems not to exist in macos
:> mail programs. Spam has probably rendered that program useless now tho.
:> 
:> So, I am not happy with the choices available for email in macos.
:> 
:> I guess I'm just complaining, really. Eudora is the only program which
:> will send thru the login smtp I have to use (I am at a cyber cafe
:> in haiti) so I'm stuck with it.
:> 
:> Why can't I get mail.app to send thru my mail{dot}lyalls{dot}net? bizarre.
:> 
:> david AT lyalls net
:> 

Are you quite sure that Mail.app doesn't do authentication?  I use it 
when I take my Powerbook to my office and check this address without 
trouble.  Of course, for my "real" email I use Eudora 5.2.1 (6 is in 
beta and I haven't tried it out yet).

But for the dash-vs-@ thing, that's only for the "nickname" that 
automatically gets stored in the history.  If you drag those history 
entries into your regular Eudora address book, you can call them 
whatever you want and not use a variation of the address.  Of course it 
would be good if Eudora could interact with the Address Book app.

= Steve =
-- 
Steve W. Jackson
Montgomery, Alabama

try this:
homepage.mac.com/gooichi/GyazMail/

j.david lyall wrote:
> Well, I am having many irritations settling on an email program.
> 
> I use mail.app for three miscellaneous email accounts, registrations
> and business stuff.
> I wanted to have my main personal account in a separate program.
> Eudora6 is strange tho. It doesn't support the system address book
> and calling up names from history puts '-' instead of '@' in the
> address. Hm, it seems to translate itself into '@' when sending.
> Irritating.
> 
> I tried powermail but it has no spam filtering, which mail and Eudora
> have. It seems to be necessary all of a sudden. I get a dozen junk
> mails a day now. Used to get none on my personal account.
> 
> I prefer the mail.app interface so I put my personal account on there
> along with my business accounts but it refuses to send thru an
> smtp password authentication scheme.
> 
> On os/2 and windoze I used PMMail, which had actual separate mailboxes
> in the interface. I prefer that but it seems not to exist in macos
> mail programs. Spam has probably rendered that program useless now tho.
> 
> So, I am not happy with the choices available for email in macos.
> 
> I guess I'm just complaining, really. Eudora is the only program which
> will send thru the login smtp I have to use (I am at a cyber cafe
> in haiti) so I'm stuck with it.
> 
> Why can't I get mail.app to send thru my mail{dot}lyalls{dot}net? bizarre.
> 
> david AT lyalls net
> 

In article <625cf2a773849422b1e1cc7f7b2b3548@free.teranews.com>,
 "j.david lyall" <bounce@lyalls.net> wrote:

> I guess I'm just complaining, really. Eudora is the only program which
> will send thru the login smtp I have to use (I am at a cyber cafe
> in haiti) so I'm stuck with it.

Have you looked at Mailsmith?

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