On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 09:55:40 -0500, Barry Kaufman wrote:
> 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.
Net-Tamer will do TELNET and POP3, but it will not do IMAP. It saves
messages to a concatenated file.
PC-PINE for DOS will do IMAP but not POP3 or TELNET. PC-PINE also saves
messages to a concatenated text file. I have been told that the later
Winbloze version will do POP3 as well as IMAP.
Sam Heywood
P.S. You can use a POP3 client to connect with an IMAP server, but
in this case, the IMAP server would provide you with only the same
features as a POP3 server.
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