Yahoo requires payment to provide a POP3 connection to their servers. Still there are certain programs that will allow you to access those accounts without paying, but I've only seen them for Windows.<br><br>For your .Mac account, go to
<a href="http://www.mac.com">http://www.mac.com</a> and click on Help. From the drop-down menu select mail. Click on "Setting up your desktop email application" and then "Setting up other email programs". That should give you the basic information you need to setup Eudora.
<br><br>--<br>Jerry<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 7/10/06, <b class="gmail_sendername">Richard Judson Twohy</b> <<a href="mailto:twohy2@yahoo.com">twohy2@yahoo.com</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Dear DmMug Wizards, 7-10-'06<br><br>Rich Twohy, writing you from the wilds of Iowa City<br>(home) with some questions I've been saving, about my<br>17-in. flat screen iMac (-the original one, new in<br>2002) -- using Tiger
10.4.7.<br><br>On Tuesday and Wed. (July 11 + 12), I'll be at the<br>'Clive' Heartland Inn while attending the 2-day Apple<br>class 'Technology and Grant Writing'.<br> *Will any local wizards be attending?<br>Heartland's local phone is 226-0414.
<br>And my cell-phone is 319-621-5600.<br><br>Coupla fast questions:<br><br>1) I keep my Dock on vertical left of screen,<br>supposed to be on automatic 'show' and 'hide' mode,<br>depending on where I push the mouse. MOST of THE
<br>TIME, it just stays hidden, so I hafta go outta my way<br>to dredge it up.<br> Generally, it will come back to life after I<br>'Repair Permissions' via Disk Utility and re-start the<br>Mac. But then... often the Dock goes back to
<br>'disobedient' mode after I've shut down + start up the<br>next day.<br> Why.... oh, WHY-??<br>Or, better yet: HOW can my Dock be trained to<br>behave-??<br><br>2) I have an email addr. on Yahoo -- and also on<br>
'dot-Mac'. They are<br> <<a href="mailto:twohy2@yahoo.com">twohy2@yahoo.com</a>> and<br> <<a href="mailto:twohy2@mac.com">twohy2@mac.com</a>>.<br>On each of these, I use the 'email' machinery that's<br>
supplied with it (thus, relying for storage of my<br>messages on the good will of their cyberspace<br>gatekeepers. WHY-?? Mainly 'cause I don't know how<br>else to do it.<br> I would GREATLY prefer to use my own hard-drive
<br>based 'EUDORA' email program. Is there any way to<br>configure either Yahoo or '.Mac' so I can process<br>incoming and outgoing Email through my own Eudora-??<br><br>Many thanks for your<br>wizard-like blessings-!!<br>
<br>-Rich Twohy<br><br><br><br>=====================<br>Richard Judson Twohy<br>P.O. Box 2233 * Iowa City IA 52244-2233<br>Home: 319-337-9011 Road: 319-621-5600<br> .<br>_______________________________________________<br>
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