I know a smaller method than this for DOS! Don't need to use Pegasus
for email, unless you want to, I use a couple of other mail programs
myself...besides Arachne's Insight, I also use POPMail 3.2.2, but...
when I really want to get small, hehe, I use NetMail DOS 2.12 by
Marc Ressl! This little command line mailer can be ran in "daemon"
mode, and you can set the time length to check the POP3 server for
any desired time, anyway say about an hour, maybe more. It will run
check my email every 5 minutes, then download it if I have any. The
only problem is if it does find email and it downloads it, you would
need to restart the daemon.
C U L8R!
Wiz <{;-)
On Fri, 8 Mar 2002 12:24:49, Christof Lange wrote:
> On 7 Mar 02 at 21:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> is there an email notification program? A friend has a motel and wants to
>> get notified if a potential customer emails him. What search term would i
>> use?
> As far as DOS is concerned - with Pegasus mail for DOS it is no
> problem:
> - you can call a script from the filter routine (when opening
> incoming mail)
> - notifying message is created by the script that calls PMAIL
> with command line options (from, to, subject, file...)
> There are probably other more simple email clients that can compose
> a message from the command line. But perhaps the filtering of
> incoming mail would be more difficult.
> Christof Lange
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