Eudora 6 eats processor power

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4.Eudora 5.x eats CPU......

I run SETI@HOME, a distributed computing client. 

When Eudora is running, S@H averages around 15 hours to finish a work unit. 

With Eudora NOT running, S@H average around 6 hours and 15 minutes.  

So what the heck is Eudora doing sucking up that much CPU just sitting
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But it isn't just S@H that is affected. 

On this WinME system , the mouse pointer sticks and the system is
unresponsive for about 3 seconds out of every 6.....sometimes (not all the
time)...and a re-boot will fix it for a while. 

If I shutdown Eudora, the problem goes away - instantly.  

Eudora is most often left running all day and night by this user -
maximised.  I have noticed the screensaver often doesn't kick in either. 

Has anyone else seen this?  It's not new. It's been doing it ever since I
installed v5.1 and still does it with 5.2. 

Both are paid 'versions'. 

I have also - just for the hell of it - upgraded the system in question from
an Intel PIII-600EB to an Athlon 1.4GHz and new mobo (of course). That made
no difference (except for being a hell of a lot faster) which certainly
confirms this is not a hardware problem. 

Has any else seen this? I would this so as I've used two different version
on two entirely different sets of hardware - with the same result.  

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5.Eudora "eats" edited messages

Once in a  while I get an e-mail from someone whose spam filter has
decided to list every parameter it checks before allowing the mail to
go out. So, I get a header that's a mile long with all the checksums.
Here's an example:

X-AmikaGuardian-Id: mail7.speakeasy.net106194526623619832 
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X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Pastime : 0.05 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Joke : 0.05 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Contest : 0.49 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Obvious Clues : 0.1 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Spam : 1.8 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Vectored : 0.4 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Free : 0.15 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Override : 0.4 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Picky Clues : 0.1 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Low Cost : 0.6 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Junk Mail : 1.8 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Exception : 0.4 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Conference : 0.3 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Urgency : 0.16 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Spam Language : 1.7 
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X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Newsletter : 0.2 
X-AmikaGuardian-Category: AN:Spam Indicators : 0.1 
X-AmikaGuardian-Action: Trigger(Junk Mail) 

Rather than have to look at this stuff, I hit the Pencil icon and
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"Sort by size" column says it is. (In the latest case, it says I have
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What causes the rest of the message body to disappear? Can it be
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