First, let me say that I'm still using version 3.06 of Eudora Pro as it has
all of the features that I need for now.  With this version at least, while
writing the text of a message, you can press ctrl-o to open a file (your
text file, in this case), find it in the usual way and then press enter.
The file will now appear on your screen.  Press ctrl-a to highlight the
entire file and copy it to the clipboard with ctrl-c.  Press ctrl-W to
close the file window and you're back in your message where you left off
and you can now press ctrl-v to paste the contents of your file.  I hope
this works in your version, I can't imagine that it wouldn't.


At 10:58 AM 11/17/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>Is there a way to import a text file into the body of a message in Eudora?
>I checked the box for importing text files in the options menu, but, it
>seems the files always appear as an attachment, rather than appending to
>the message. Can someone help?
>
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