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elebourd,<br />
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We have not heard from you. Did any comment help you solve your problem? Do you have any more question? If an Expert helped you, please accept his/her answer above with an excellent or good grade.<br />
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Thanks, war1<br />

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elebourd,

We have not heard from you. Did any comment help you solve your problem? Do you have any more question? If an Expert helped you, please accept his/her answer above with an excellent or good grade.

Thanks, war1


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elebourd,<br />
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You emailed me to ask how to accept my answer. &nbsp;I emailed you back but got a delivery failure notice.<br />
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Click on the Accept button to the right of my first comment. Then select a grade. Then click Finish.
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elebourd,

You emailed me to ask how to accept my answer.  I emailed you back but got a delivery failure notice.

Click on the Accept button to the right of my first comment. Then select a grade. Then click Finish.

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war1, the 4th item in the list of solutions you sent regarding files with .rcv extensions was the right one. Removing them worked.<br />
Thanks again, elebourd
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war1, the 4th item in the list of solutions you sent regarding files with .rcv extensions was the right one. Removing them worked.
Thanks again, elebourd

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I have Windows XP and am using Eudora 7.0.1. in sponsored mode. A recent attempt to obtain mail crashed my computer with a flashed message stating that Eudora had detected a buffer overflow which could be exploited to compromise the security of my computer. Information was being written to a Eudora CrashDump.dmp file which I have been unable to read. I am further offered the options of &quot;Cancel&quot; which doesn't work or Quit which shuts down Eudora completely.<br />
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Eudora is now unusable and I have been unable to learn how to undo or otherwise correct this problem. Any advice would be appreciated.<br />
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Eleanor
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I have Windows XP and am using Eudora 7.0.1. in sponsored mode. A recent attempt to obtain mail crashed my computer with a flashed message stating that Eudora had detected a buffer overflow which could be exploited to compromise the security of my computer. Information was being written to a Eudora CrashDump.dmp file which I have been unable to read. I am further offered the options of "Cancel" which doesn't work or Quit which shuts down Eudora completely.

Eudora is now unusable and I have been unable to learn how to undo or otherwise correct this problem. Any advice would be appreciated.

Eleanor

Buffer overflow requires shutdown of Eudora

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