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FREEWARE: POP3Spy 1.0 is available (email utility)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ralf Christen)
Thu Jun 5 10:57:34 1997
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.MIT.EDU
Date: 4 Jun 97 20:19:10 GMT
From: ralf.christen@ibm.net (Ralf Christen)
Reply-To: ralf.christen@ibm.net (Ralf Christen)
Reply-to: ralf.christen@ibm.net (Ralf Christen)
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The POP3Spy V1.0 is available now!
What this software does
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- Are you tired of checking your E-Mail every few minutes ?
- You do not want to have your E-Mail Client running all the time to keep you
informed about incoming mail ?
POP3 Spy is a small program which checks your mail every few minutes
and informs you in many different ways:
- The window interior displays the number of messages on your mail-
server. The window is red if you don't have messages on your server
and it turns to green as soon as there is at least one message on
your server. It is not necessary to see the entire window; if you
can see a small part of it, you see if there is some mail waiting.
- The icon changes. When running this program minimized, you can
check the icon on your desktop.
- The window title also tells you how many messages are waiting.
See if you have unread E-Mail using the task list!
- The software can inform you by playing a tune using the system
speaker.
- It can even automatically launch your E-Mail client
What you need
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You need Warp V3 Connect or Warp V4 with TCP/IP installed to run
this software.
News about this software
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You can get the latest release of this software at:
http://www.dataline.ch/~rch
If you have questions or suggestions, mail to:
ralf.christen@ibm.net
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