Thanks Sam Heywood and Roger Turk for replies to my quest for POP/IMAP/TELNET
access to Compuserve where all pending messages would be automatically
concatenated in a text file. I forgot to mention that some WIN32 PC's I work
on when I am on a trip have no modem so I can't use TAPCIS or any other
dial-out program. The PC's are on a network and they do access the
internet. I have loaded 32 bit Opera and it works fine, Therefore, I assume
any internet WINsocket compatible program should work. I need a WIN32 mail
client that will POP/IMAP/TELNET, etc. concatenate my compuserve mail
(including what is in lists) to a text file. How about PC-Pine, Fox-Mail,
Eudora, etc? I haven't researched any of these but if you say that any will
generate the big text file, then I will immediately study, install and try
it.
By the way, the smaller the program the better (least amount of bloat). I
only need to receive messages (can send them through another POP site). I
don't need multiple users, multiple folders or eye candy. But I'll take what
ever will concatenate all pending messages to a text file.
Thanks again, Barry.
