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OpenPop.NET
Robust open source POP3 client and MIME parser written in C#
.NET library written in C# with a full implementation of a POP3 client. Easy to use but yet powerful. Includes a robust MIME parser backed by several hundred test cases. The easiest way to install OpenPop.NET is via NuGet. In Visual Studio's Package Manager Console, simply enter the following command: Install-Package OpenPop.NET Our homepage (http://hpop.sourceforge.net/) includes examples, documentation and a general introduction for email. For more information, visit our... -
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This simple mail client is for my BSD-sockets studies only, it should read mail in console and connect to servers using POP3 protocol.
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tuproxy is a RFC1939-compliant POP3 proxy server. It is developed to fill the gap of a freely available POP3 proxy for Windows, but it is easily ported to other systems.
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