Agent moves Eudora icons.

Hi, I have just configured Agent so that when I like to send emails,
Agent opens Eudora automatically.
When Eudora has opened on the toolbar I always see some icons moved.
For example I see "Save file, Sort and Search Eudora" icons moved.
They have moved to second line of the Toolbar.
The Toolbar becames a thick sheet and thi icons move on the bottom (in
second line).
Every time I have move the icons to the right positions.
Many times every day.
Thanks for some info.

Hello,

If I remember correctly, the data concerning toolbars is saved in an ini 
file ?

What about marking it as read-only, in its properties ?
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On 06/06/2006 17:47,  XXXX@XXXXX.COM  wrote :

>What about marking it as read-only, in its properties ?

Hi, thanks for your news. How can I mark .ini file as read-only?
thanks

Hello,

Well, the file is

C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Application 
Data\Qualcomm\Eudora\Eudora.ini

(all this is written on the same line)

In the Windows explorer, you have to right-click on it, and select the 
"Properties" command.

You have a "Properties of Eudora.ini" dialog box that opens, and down 
the "General" tab (the one that appears by default), you see an 
"attributes" field, with several checkboxes.

Check the "read only" checkbox, and click on OK.

I tried that, I added a button on a toolbar, and the next time I opened 
Eudora the button had disappeared.

The directories I mentioned are not hidden by default. Should one appear 
to be, you would have to use the "Tools, options of the folders" 
command, and in the Display tab, find a category "hidden files and 
folders", in which you have to check "display hidden folders and files", 
and validate.

Excuse if one of the texts is not exactly written the same way, I had to 
translate from French.
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On 10th of June 2006 18:29,  XXXX@XXXXX.COM  wrote :

On Sat, 10 Jun 2006 17:45:55 +0200, Gloops < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >




Bad, any changes in Eudora will not be saved then.

On 11th of June 2006 10:15, Thomas wrote :


Well, it seemed me this was the aim ...

Supposing sometimes you want to change the Eudora configuration, and 
keep changes, then you can launch it with a batch containing this

=========== Begin of Ch_Eud.bat =========
ATTRIB -R "C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application 
Data\QualComm\Eudora\Eudora.ini"
"C:\Program Files\Qualcomm\Eudora\Eudora.exe"
ATTRIB +R "C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application 
Data\QualComm\Eudora\Eudora.ini"
===========  End of Ch_Eud.bat  =========
(Ch_Eud.bat contains 3 lines)

but during that session of Eudora, you avoid using Agent.

In fact, if only Agent is a problem for Eudora, instead of protecting 
Eudora.ini manually against writing as I said first, you can launch 
Agent like this :

=========== Begin of Agent.bat ==============
ATTRIB +R "C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application 
Data\QualComm\Eudora\Eudora.ini"
"C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe"
ATTRIB -R "C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application 
Data\QualComm\Eudora\Eudora.ini"
============  End of Agent.bat  =============
(3 lines)
(the path to Agent has to be corrected)



and you have to know that if you make changes to the Eudora 
configuration during that time, they will not be changed, or you have to 
close Agent first.

This depends on the degree of modification ability you want to keep.

I said nothing about this, thinking that if you want to add a button or 
move a window in Eudora once a year, you can remember you have to 
uncheck the checkbox you checked to prevent modifications.
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On 11th of June 2006 10:15, Thomas wrote :

In C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Application 
Data  I have one folder only. It is Microsoft.
Why do I not have Qualcomm folder?
Thanks

Try looking in C:\Program Files\Eudora\Data, or wherever Eudora's
Data subdirectory is located.

Notan

Hello,

Well, in the help menu, select the About command, and have an attentive 
look at what is written, after the "Data" word, down the box.

If this does not help, you launch a search with the keys "Windows F", 
and select "all drives and folders". Before validating, select the C: drive.

Of course, just in case, you do not forget what I said about hidden folders.
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On 11th of June 2006 20:44,  XXXX@XXXXX.COM  wrote :

Eudora puts its data files wherever you specify when you install Eudora. 
Do you have any idea what you specifed? If not, and you are using a 
relatively recent version of Eudora, you can find the location of the dat 
directory in Help | About Eudora. 

-- 
Katrina