Eudora Tip #205/12-Nov-2003
Really open that many windows?
I’ve been catching up on some unread mailing list messages recently. On selecting quite a few in order to trash them I managed by a slip of the hand to instruct Eudora to open them.
In the past this kind of accident has led to a flurry of new windows mushrooming all over my screen — to be closed in one hit with Option Command W of course.
Now, with Eudora 6, there is instead an alert:

Really open that many windows?
You’re about to open 35 windows. Is this what you intend?
By a bit of trial and error I determined that this message would appear if I tried to open more than 10 windows. You can change this behaviour with an X-Setting of course:
<x-eudora-setting:32616>
# of windows scheduled to be opened that generate a warning
Copy this part: <x-eudora-setting:32616> into a Eudora message and double click it. Choose a number and click Set Setting.
Remember, if you’d like a list of all the X-Settings send an email to x-eudora-settings@tidbits.com. Note that the message with the settings contains plentiful clear instructions about how to use them. We can thank Adam Engst of TidBITS for this service.
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