Qualcomm has released a new beta version of their popular email client, Eudora, for OS X. The new version, 5.1b12, is available for download for Eudora’s beta download site.
Many items were fixed in the latest release including:
There are many other items too numerous to mention here that were fixed in this beta release — please read the release notes for a complete list of changes.
Qualcomm also notes that known issues in this release include text display problems in some dialogs due to the larger default font size; sometimes buttons in modeless dialogs won’t respond to clicks — if you switch to a different application then back to Eudora, the buttons should respond; drag and drop text doesn’t work; LDAP is not implemented, use the OS X Address Book application instead; Tabs in tabbed windows may not size correctly; Inline PDF images may not display correctly; Eudora isn’t able to get the Finder to open folders (“Open Scripts Folder,” find attachment in Finder, etc.); double-clicking on URLs sometimes won’t display the URL in the web browser if the browser is already open; nicknames dragged to the toolbar may display tiny icons or the Eudora application icon instead of the expected photo.
System requirements for Eudora 5.1b12 are a Macintosh with a PowerPC processor capable of running OS X; Macintosh OS X; An Internet mail account which utilizes the POP3 or IMAP protocol with an Internet Service Provider or otherwise on the network; Access to the mail account via a dedicated TCP/IP (Internet) network connection or via PPP dial-up networking through a modem.