Hi, Jim,

I have read the thread you mentioned.
In reply to your response, here is an example on both of my points:
Say you send me an e-mail with an article you have written in Word, called it Jim-Article.doc, which you want me to review and make corrections, and then send it back to you.
Jim-Article.doc will be held in my file c:\Eudora-In-Attachments,
whereas, you might in your e-mail, have something to say about your articles (e.g. particular points you want me to pay special attention, to verify, or to expand, or propound, etc.)
Now, I opened up the attachment (Jim-Article.doc), and make all the changes, etc. there, and then saved it. It is the same document you send me.
I can just do the reply and attach it back to you. (It is the same document in my c:\Eudora-In-Attachment\Jim-Article.doc (No other copy of it is in my computer, to confuse me).
Then, after reading my corrections, you made so changes, and send it to me again (as attachment in another e-mail). Eudora will hold the document as c:\Eudora-In-Attachment\Jim-Article(01).doc { adding a serial suffix to denote the version - AUTOMATICALLY, AND VERY CONSISTENTLY (if I have John doing his John-Article.doc, and in lock-step fashion, it will be c:\Eudora-In-Attachment\John-Article.doc, and then John-Article(01).doc, and so forth; Mary can do the same thing, and Joe can do the same thing, on and on }.
See my point ?