The trick to installing Eudora on Win10 is, to put it into its own folder in the root directory instead of program files. C:\\Eudora
Run setup as administrator.
Win10 will want to put email files and attachments in its user directories, so you have to find them and move them to the C:\\Eudora folder, and I think you need to edit the eudora.ini file to point to the moved directories.

I do not recall all the details, I found the instructions online but it was a year or two ago.

On Sat, 11 Sep 2021 11:41:32 -0700 (PDT), Angelique Serpent
<training@kundalini-teacher.com> declaimed the following:

>The trick to installing Eudora on Win10 is, to put it into its own folder in the root directory instead of program files. C:\\Eudora
>Run setup as administrator.
>Win10 will want to put email files and attachments in its user directories, so you have to find them and move them to the C:\\Eudora folder, and I think you need to edit the eudora.ini file to point to the moved directories.
>
>I do not recall all the details, I found the instructions online but it was a year or two ago.

And none of that is needed... I've run Eudora on Win10 since my Win7
drive failed and I had to buy Win10 and a new drive to recover.

The ONLY trick is that you have to use Windows "default programs" to
set Eudora as the email client, AND you have to turn off any option inside
of Eudora that attempts to check and set itself as default. Reason: Win10
(and likely Win7) moved the registry entry that defines default programs --
Eudora is still trying to write to the old location, which is not used by
the OS..

From my shortcut properties:
TARGET: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Qualcomm\Eudora\Eudora.exe"
START IN: <blanked out, no content>

The shortcut was created in December 2016 (just shy of five years ago),
and modified July 2017 (probably to blank out START IN).

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