Re: How to Run DSL and Dial-Up on Same Computer



Doug-
I suspect this is exactly the problem and I'm pretty sure Eudora
Lite can't do this. I may have to go to full-blown Eudora. (Why don't
I use Express? I miss the "Send Again" feature and also am used
to the Eudora format.)
Thanks again for your help!
Frank







On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 14:28:52 -0500, "Doug Sherman [MVP]"
<dsherman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Don't know about Eudora Lite, but even Outlook Express supports message
rules which can place e-mail in different folders depending on which account
it is sent to:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/web/getstarted/ballew_oe.mspx

Doug Sherman
MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP

"frank1492" <invalid@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ds79021630sjukbaghstbqqetpnr8k0lch@xxxxxxxxxx
Using WinXP. I have tried several approaches but always
have problems. My inclination is to try to set up copies of
Eudora Lite (my e-mail program), Agent (my newsreader),
and IE6 each in two different folders so that one set of
folders will be used for my Dial-up and the other for DSL.
(In the case of e-mail, I especially prefer to have mail
from the dial-up in mailboxes that are separate from the
DSL mail. A basic problem is that I don't know specifically
how to tell each service where to put the mail. How do I
tell dial-up to use the dial-up Eudora copy of the program
and DSL to use tthe DSL copy? )
Your thoughts on all of this are appreciated. I am
afraid I am going to need rather specific instructions as
I have not been able to understand vague ones.
Many thanks in advance!
Frank
P.S. Do I need a program like "Tweakmaster?"

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