wine users - Jan 2005 - Eudora not working?

Hi, I spent days trying to figure this out, and read over the instructions 
on the website over and over.  I'm not super advanced with Linux, so I 
might need baby steps.  I've tried running Eudora 5.1 (I think that's
the
version), and I keep on getting missing DLL warnings.  I've put those DLLs 
in all the directories and made changes to the config file, but not use, 
I'm still supposedly missing one (and it's in there).  So, I then tried
to
install the program from scratch (installshied), but every time I try this, 
it freezes.

I am using the latest version of Wine from an RPM, and I'm running Fedora 
Core 3.  Ultimately, I'd like to run the Eudora that's sitting in
another
mounted drive (haven't created this partition yet, but I guess I'd just 
have to make a virtual link?  Once I get this working though, I am sure I 
can figure this out). In terms of getting this whole thing set up, what am 
I doing wrong?

Thanks very much!!



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Am Do, Jan 27, 2005 at 06:31:08 -0500 schrieb ?B??
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> Hi, I spent days trying to figure this out, and read over the instructions 
> on the website over and over.  I'm not super advanced with Linux, so I 
> might need baby steps.  I've tried running Eudora 5.1 (I think
that's the
> version), and I keep on getting missing DLL warnings.  I've put those
DLLs
> in all the directories and made changes to the config file, but not use, 
> I'm still supposedly missing one (and it's in there).  So, I then
tried to
> install the program from scratch (installshied), but every time I try this,
> it freezes.
Use WineTools: http://www.von-thadden.de/Joachim/WineTools/
> I am using the latest version of Wine from an RPM, and I'm running
Fedora
> Core 3.  Ultimately, I'd like to run the Eudora that's sitting in
another
> mounted drive (haven't created this partition yet, but I guess I'd
just
> have to make a virtual link?  Once I get this working though, I am sure I 
Yes, make a symlink to the location you want to integrate *after* the
Base setup of WineTools.

Regards
	Joachim
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