On Tue, 11 Jul 2000 20:32:38 -0400 (EDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I am surprised not to be able to find POP/SMTP mail transports for dos that
> will send or receive mail messages in a single file. So far, I have only
> found the wattcp program, popdump -- which dumps all the messages on your
> mail server to one file (in a sumwhat funky format, e.g., ``Getting Message
> #4). Now if I can find a program that sends like that, Im set.
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> Any tips? There is supposed to be a wattcp mail transport that meets my
> desires.
Hello:
Net-Tamer will download all mail into a single concatenated file, and you
can break out the individual messages and read them after the manner of
a newsreader. While reading messages you have the option of saving the
individual messages, each to its own single file. Every time the program
accesses the POP3 server it will download a new batch of messages and append
them to the same single concatenated file. For sending mail with Net-Tamer,
you prepare individual single messages. When the messages are sent, a
sentmail archive is created that consists of one single concatenated file.
Does this sound like what you are looking for? If so, then check out
http://www.nettamer.net and download a functioning shareware version of
Net-tamer. Registering will eliminate the nag screens and provide you with
a few extra cool features. I paid for my version and I think it is well
worth it. $30.00 US.
Net-Tamer is a DOS program, and it will also work in a DOS box under Windoze.
I do not believe it is a wattcp type of program because it does not make use
of a WATTCP.CFG file.
All the best,
Sam Heywood
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