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pop3 email reader
joseph21_2
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hi
I have used poppeeker which i like but i do not have the control of investing the email block. i need a program to collect from pop3 accounts and then gives me the chance to hold on my pc and then delete the ones i wanted. i cound then delete the ones on the email boards so i could control the amount. i do not want to go to each site and see my email on my emails.
hoping for your help?????
I have used poppeeker which i like but i do not have the control of investing the email block. i need a program to collect from pop3 accounts and then gives me the chance to hold on my pc and then delete the ones i wanted. i cound then delete the ones on the email boards so i could control the amount. i do not want to go to each site and see my email on my emails.
hoping for your help?????
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I'm slightly confused by your question as all e-mail clients offer this facility, most standard e-mails are POP3. Outlook Express (free Windows XP) or the similar Mail app in Vista, Outlook (part of Office), Thunderbird (by Mozilla and free) etc - all offer these features, in the accounts and tools sections.
And all support multiple accounts, you can set the time they are left on the server, either a few days, or until deleted from the mail application.0 -
For a sleeker, more minimalist POP3/IMAP email client, you might like to have a look at the following:
Courier (formerly Calypso): http://www.rosecitysoftware.com/Courier/
Popcorn: http://www.ultrafunk.com/products/popcorn/
The latter is portable, in that you can configure the program and carry it on a USB key to check your email from other people's PCs.
You can set up multiple email accounts with both programs.0 -
There is also a portable version of Thunderbird available too, from Portable Apps.0
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