<p>New features:</p> <ul> <li>Nickname import: if no information about a contact's full name is found in the appropriate fields but the information is available in the email address field (e.g., email address entered as "First Last <email@address>"), add that information to the correct fields in the address book instead of discarding it. This works for contacts as well as mailing list members.</li> <li>Preserve label information for messages imported to Mail in 10.4/10.5 - Eudora's standard labels (1-7) will be mapped to the same text colors in Mail, the custom labels (8-15) will be mapped to background colors for easier distinction between the labels.</li> </ul> <p>Improvements/bugfixes:</p> <ul> <li>Properly deal with stray newline characters in message headers when importing mailboxes from Windows Eudora to avoid corrupt messages.</li> <li>Make sure that the generated Date headers comply with the format as defined in RFC2822 (we had the order of day and month inverted earlier).</li> <li>Don't try to recover attachments/embedded files whose earlier presence is quoted in an HTML message.</li> <li>Properly recode custom headers used in Eudora filters to UTF-8 to fix the issue where no rules would be present in Mail after import.</li> <li>Parse Date: headers lacking the weekday in the date string - even though this format clearly violates the RFC, it seems to be fairly common for some mailers.</li> <li>Prevent attachments from being displayed twice in the imported messages (with the first attachment not containing any actual data).</li> <li>multipart/... messages with the first part being HTML no longer show up as empty after the import if the original Eudora message started with an empty line before the HTML content.</li> <li>Fix crash when importing Windows nickname files when the file contains a trailing EOL.</li> <li>Fix a crash when calling CFRelease() which could occur due to incorrect TOC information for a message.</li> <li>Fix an Address Book.framework related crash when running on 10.2.8</li> <li>Properly import nickname files from Mac Eudora if they contain only a single entry - that entry was ignored before.</li> <li>Fix potential cosmetic problem in the summary dialog when importing Eudora filter and/or nickname files only.</li> <li>Adapt the "Rebuild Mailboxes" AppleScript to work correctly in MacOS X 10.5 (Leopard).</li> </ul>