restoring eudora problem

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seamstress

have new server, our local cable company and have comcast high speed
internet. no dial up anymore.
outlook express was the default email and I always used Eudora. The comcast
representive gave me a link to restroe eudora. here is my problem
when i click on recieve message i get this error.
=========
an encrypted connection has been detected.
please see help for more informantion on how to transmit encrypted email.
===============
i looked through all the help and f.a.q. and could not find anything on
this. a search did not find it

I know is can always find my answers here, the comcast technician was of no
help at all as the don't support Eudora.

will be sitting on edge of chair for answer so I can go home to eudora, 6.
I have windows xp and my computer is hp pavilon 553x.
my email address is (e-mail address removed)

thanks and happy holidays to all

betty
 
seamstress said:
have new server, our local cable company and have comcast high speed
internet. no dial up anymore.
outlook express was the default email and I always used Eudora. The
comcast representive gave me a link to restroe eudora. here is my
problem when i click on recieve message i get this error.
=========
an encrypted connection has been detected.
please see help for more informantion on how to transmit encrypted
email. ===============
i looked through all the help and f.a.q. and could not find anything
on this. a search did not find it

I know is can always find my answers here, the comcast technician was
of no help at all as the don't support Eudora.

will be sitting on edge of chair for answer so I can go home to
eudora, 6. I have windows xp and my computer is hp pavilon 553x.
my email address is (e-mail address removed)

thanks and happy holidays to all

betty
Click to expand...

Is the error message coming from Eudora? I have quite a few clients
using Comcast cable and Eudora so this should work just fine. Try
uninstalling Eudora and reinstalling it (obviously save your
addressbook first). Get the latest version from Qualcomm here:

http://www.eudora.com/

Basically, all you will need is your Comcast username and password and
the Comcast mail servers. You can get the mail server names for your
area from the Comcast website. They will be something like:

Incoming - mail.comcast.net
Outgoing - smtp.comcast.net

Here is a Comcast page on setting up Eudora:

http://faq.comcast.net/faq/answer.jsp?name=17609&cat=Email&subcategory=Eudora

Good luck,

Malke
 
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