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Re: Header Relief for Eudora users
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Re: Header Relief for Eudora users


  • Subject: Re: Header Relief for Eudora users
  • From: Bill Briggs <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 09:10:52 -0300

At 11:08 PM -0800 30/10/00, David Graham wrote:
Inside your Eudora folder is a folder titled "Extra Plug-ings". Drag the Esoteric Settings plug-in into the Eudora stuff folder and restart Eudora. Now you have more settings available to you. Go to Special > Settings > Boring headers. Type in any header that you don't wish to view in your e-mail and voila.

I know, but that only solves a small part of the problem. True, one no longer has to see the gargantuan header, but it's still there, just a click away, and that means it's still eating disk space at the rate of more than 2 k per message. Combined with the footer it's typically larger than the message contents, often many times larger. Since I archive the list locally I don't want any of that overhead. Each thousand messages results in a couple of Megs of useless information. There's no point in seeing it or storing it. I just want 4 lines in the header: To, From, Subject, and Date.

And of course the footer is there anyway because it's part of the message body and the settings can't get rid of it, even visually. And I don't want to store "Do you Yahoo?" or "Get your free Hotmail" messages either. So the solution was to blast the lot after extracting the information that I wanted to keep. Hence the adaptation of JDs script.

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