They've just released version 6.5.722.000.
These two issues are reported as fixed (copied from web site):
Don't know about the former (didn't affect me) but the latter bug fix now allows my Eudora 6.0.3 to work properly. I expect other people having time stamp problems will see it fixed now, too.
On Wed, 21 Jun 2006 10:32:48 -0400, Seth Goodman declaimed the following in comp.mail.eudora.ms-windows:
Any idea if they also clean-up the system shutdown annoyance -- where a ZoneAlarm window would pop-up for a few seconds before the system completes log-off/shutdown?
Sorry, I don't know.
Is it a problem?
Notan
Dennis Lee Bieber squirted these wordjisms deep inside the bumtube of the newstwat in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
It seems to have done so.
Unfortunately it doesn't solve the problem of Eudora being unable to properly index its mailboxes. One of my users upgraded to ZA 6.5.722 even though I told everyone who I support to stick with ZA 6.1.744 temporarily and his Eudora is constantly giving a message that the mailbox indexes are corrupted and have to be reindexed.
CD
On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 12:33:36 GMT, David Qunt declaimed the following in comp.mail.eudora.ms-windows:
Ah... then when I get time to wake up this week-end, I may have time to update...
Zone Alarm is leaving two files in my Windows\\Temp folder each session. I can't figure out how to make the program clean these up.
Lenny
Look in your Windows\\Temp folder!
Lenny
session. I
So does mine. They'll be replaced by new ones at next boot. They're just 0KB Temp files. You can delete them yourself after shutting down ZoneAlarm. They are not a cause for concern.
charlie R
"Lenny Abbey" squirted these wordjisms deep inside the bumtube of the newstwat in news:2gung.11818$o4.5815 @newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net:
deep
Yeah like the other guy says, ZA always creates two temporary files C: \\Windows\\Temp, which are replaced at each boot. You can't delete them within Windows as the files are in use. You may as well get used to them.
But why should I have to do this? I don't do it for MS Word, or Adobe Photoshop.
Lenny
Why worry about it? Who cares if there are some temp files hanging around??
If the temp folders don't get cleaned out now and then, trouble ensues.
Lenny
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