Qualcomm 4.3 Miscellaneous, Password check for sending mail, not just for checking mail

Miscellaneous Eudora User Manual

The solution is to make the print font smaller, or choose a print font in which the letters are printed closer together— like Helvetica instead of Courier New, for example. To do this, change the Font and Size options in the Printer section of the Fonts options (Tools>Options>Fonts). See “Fonts” on page 208. Click page number to display topic.

Miscellaneous

Password check for sending mail, not just for checking mail

SMTP servers, which are used to send mail for most e-mail accounts, do not require a password for access the way a POP server does. However, if the POP daemon your server is using is descended from the UC Berkeley POPper, you can use the POPSend protocol, which routes SMTP calls through the POP server, so that the POP server will require the password.

If you turn this feature on in your POP server, add this line to the [Settings] section of the Eudora.ini file:

UsePOPSend=1

This means you will have to enter your password to send as well as check mail. However, this is not terribly secure, because users who know what they are doing can simply remove that .ini file line or uncheck the “Use XTND XMIT” option and disable the feature. It protects you against inexperienced but unscrupulous users.

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