IMPORTANT CHANGE NOTICE FOR AOL/eWorld CONVERSION (as of 1.9.0):
Because some AOL and eWorld files are binary-encoded, a second buffering pass is necessary to do proper conversion. In other words, instead of two buffers per message/file, there are three, which means the largest file it can convert will be about 1/3 the size of whatever memory allocation you give the program to run with, plus a few k-bytes.
Also, note the Convert AOL/eWorld To & cc: option in the Header Settings menu. In some cases, the address fields (From, To, and cc) of an AOL or eWorld message will not have full internet addresses. MailConverter will always try to correct the From field (in order to get Reply to work in Eudora) but it will not, by default, do the same for To and cc, in order to keep the output file-size from growing beyond the expected buffer size. If you want address correct for To and cc, check this box. When this option is on, converting AOL and eWorld files will require considerably larger buffers; and if you have a large number of To and cc fields, you may encounter the Buffer Overflow error. So it's better to leave this option off unless necessary (eg if you need the Reply-To-All function in Eudora).
