I also suggest you upgrade to 4.1 for the same reason i.e. 4.1 is more
stable than 4.0.  Having said thatt, it sounds as if you have the size of
your messages limited.  Look under options for incoming mail.  and there is
a check box saying something like "skip messages over" where you can
specify the length.  I am not sure if this will fix your problem but it
sounds as though it might.

Liz Aldworth
P.S. If you want the docs for Eudora email me off list and I will send them
to you as an attach.
 This is under "tools".
At 08:11 AM 1/15/99 , you wrote:
>If you are using Eudora 4.0 you should upgrade to 4.1 if you haven't already
>done so. I found 4.0 to be pretty unstable and 4.1 to be a significant
>improvement. It is a free upgrade from Eudora's site.
>
>This is error sounds like a corrupted email is having trouble transferring to
>you. I believe that you may try to retrieve it a couple more times before
>calling your ISP and having them delete the offending message. It is also
>possible that you have wandered in the "tools" , "directory services" area. I
>can't help you there since I don't use that aspect of the program. There is
>extensive context and search help files on-line in many of the menus.
>
>
>
>At 10:19 PM 1/14/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>Hi, Folks:
>>
>>For all of those Eudora users out there, have you ever seen a message like
>>the one below?  I can't find the icon to which they are referring (I use
>>JFW 3.whatever).  Any ideas?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Peter Altschul >
>>>
>>>WARNING: The remainder of this message has not been transferred.
>>>The estimated size of this message is 129341 bytes.
>>>Click on the server retrieve icon above and check mail again to get the
>>>whole thing.  If the server retrieve icon is not showing, then this message
>>>is no longer on the server.
>>
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