What is Eudora, and where can I get it?

Eudora is a desktop email client produced by Qualcomm. For more information and to download Eudora, visit:

Qualcomm also maintains an FTP site where you can download Eudora software and updates:

Eudora used to be available in two versions, a full-featured commercial product and a less functional freeware product. More recently, a single version was available in several modes: Paid, Light, and Sponsored. Paid Mode required a registration fee, which disabled advertising and enabled all features. Light Mode offers basic email client functionality; Sponsored Mode offers a full feature set but always displays an advertisement in a small window that you can't close. As of May 1, 2007, you can no longer purchase Paid Mode. Mozilla is working on an open source version of Eudora, which will be available for free in 2007.

Note: If you use Eudora at Indiana University, you must use Eudora 5.1 or later. IU's mail servers use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) in conjunction with the IMAP protocol. Earlier releases of Eudora do not support SSL, while versions prior to 4.3 do not support IMAP.

Also see:

• For Microsoft Windows, how can I get freeware and shareware?
• At IU, what email systems are available?
• For Mac OS X, where can I download freeware, shareware, commercial software, and software updates?
• In Eudora for Mac OS and Mac OS X, how can I easily move between messages?
• At IU, in Eudora for Windows, how do I read my Cyrus mail using IMAP?
• What are the requirements for using Eudora for Mac OS X to read my IU mail?