> CB> I was wondering whether anyone knows of the possibility
 > CB> of a win95 POP3 server apart from something like MSMail
 > CB> or its equivalent.
 >There are a bunch of aftermarket packages for NT to do SMTP/POP3; I suspect
 >that some of these have Win95 versions available. The problem with the NT
 >solutions is that the Linux answer is CHEAPER if you have suitable hardware
 >laying around. (price range for the commercial NT POP3 stuff runs from
 >several hundred $ up to 'GNP of the third world country of your choice')
John,
       How about the following:
Dave P.
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