Things You'll Need:
- Eudora Mail version 3.01 or higher
- Palm Pilot
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Step 1
Open your Eudora client. From the "Menu" bar, navigate to the "Tools" menu.
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Step 2
Select the "Options" category from the "Tools" menu. Click through to open the "Options" dialogue box.
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Step 3
Scroll through the "Options" menu until you locate the "Category" list. From here, you will use the MAPI (Messaging Application Programming Interface) option.
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Step 4
Use the option that reads "Use Eudora MAPI Server: When Eudora is running." The wording may be slightly different, depending on the Eudora Mail version you are using. Select the option, bearing in mind that you should not enable the "Always" option. The "Always" option will prevent MS Exchange from operating on your system, which will, in turn, prevent you from synching up Eudora Mail and your Palm Pilot.
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Step 5
Select "OK," and follow any prompts you are given to complete the requested operation. On some systems, you may be asked to shut down and restart Eudora Mail before the changes will take effect.
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Step 1
Activate your Palm Pilot. Ensure that a HotSync application is installed and is fully functional.
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Step 2
Perform a HotSync operation--any HotSync operation--after you have successfully configured Eudora Mail to be your primary desktop email client. Performing any HotSync operation after configuration will automatically prompt Eudora Mail to synch up with your Palm Pilot inbox.
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Step 3
Solve troubleshooting issues by contacting your Palm Pilot manufacturer, or use the Internet to find information on how to solve common problems. KB Palm has extensive troubleshooting pages which you may find useful (see Resources below).
