Any recommendations for a good POP mail client for DOS? I want to make my DOS machine that bit more useful, and being able to read and send e-mails from it would be useful.

I tried NuPOP which I thought would work with only a packet driver, but it seems not so.


... Dennis Katsonis
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Any recommendations for a good POP mail client for DOS? I want to make my DOS >machine that bit more useful, and being able to read and send e-mails from it >would be useful.

I tried NuPOP which I thought would work with only a packet driver, but it >seems not so.

... Dennis Katsonis
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I still have modest success using: "telnet <server> 25" at the command prompt. But I keep making typing mistakes to consider using that as a solution, even if I wanted just to fire off a one-liner. When I was exclusively on dialup, I used that method to get a heads-up on the mail waiting at the server, and I would delete anything that had large attachments before I switched to my usual GUI mail program.


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Quoting Dennis Katsonis to All <=-

Any recommendations for a good POP mail client for DOS? I want to
make my DOS machine that bit more useful, and being able to read and
send e-mails from it would be useful.

I tried NuPOP which I thought would work with only a packet driver,
but it seems not so.

Arachne browser has a nice graphical email client for DOS.



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