Re: [twsocket] POP3 Client - changing folders on the server

2006-02-09 Thread DZ-Jay 
Hello:
With POP3, there is no notion of folders or any organization of 
messages.  It is just reads a single file.  When you said that your ISP 
added a spam folder, what do you mean? Did they add this to a WebMail 
application?  If so, this has nothing to do with the POP3 server.

dZ.

On Feb 8, 2006, at 17:09, John R. Dicks wrote:

 I have written an ap using the POP3 component to access mail from my
 ISP.  I can also access my email via the internet.  The ap  works
 perfectly, but my ISP has recently added a spam folder into which it
 places anything it considers to be spam.

 Is there a way to change to that folder using the POP3 component so I
 can check the headers in case something has gone in there that I want? 
 -
 or how else can I do it?

 Thanks

 John
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Re: [twsocket] POP3 Client - changing folders on the server

2006-02-08 Thread Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd 
 I have written an ap using the POP3 component to access mail from my
 ISP.  I can also access my email via the internet.  The ap  works
 perfectly, but my ISP has recently added a spam folder 

Effectively the mail is being put into a separate mailbox, you just log 
into that mailbox instead.  My ISP calls it greymail.xx instead is 
mail.xx.  

Angus

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