Official development for Eudora ended in 2006 with the release of Eudora 7. (Before email clients, digital mail communication required technical expertise to manage mail repositories.) Before the commercial release of the Eudora email client, the development team for the software grew to over 50 people in order to help develop cross-platform compatibility and ease of use. Qualcomm then hired the developer, Steve Dorner, to continue to improve his work under the Qualcomm branding. Eudora was licensed by Qualcomm in 1991. However, over its time as a popular email client, it was sold for $19.95 and even reach up to $65 to download and use. As a University-developed software, Eudora was initially released for free. 
Eudora was originally only 50,000 lines of code written in the C programming language and only operated on Apple Macintosh. Development for Eudora started in 1988 at the University of Illinois and took over a year to create the first working version. Which will be available for free in 2007. 
Mozilla is working on an open source version of Eudora, As of May 1, 2007, you can no longer purchase Paid Mode.
Light Mode offers basicĮmail client functionality Sponsored Mode offers a full feature setīut always displays an advertisement in a small window that you can'tĬlose. Paid Mode required a registration fee, whichĭisabled advertising and enabled all features. Recently, a single version was available in several modes: Paid, Qualcomm also maintains an FTP site where you can downloadĮudora used to be available in two versions, a full-featuredĬommercial product and a less functional freeware product. Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable.Įudora is a desktop email client produced by Qualcomm. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.
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