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In article <19960319.487570.F7EC@al094.du.pipex.com>,
Mathew Hendry <m.hendry@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>Well, perhaps he shares a POP3 mailbox with someone else, which means that all
>mails must remain there until both people have downloaded them. Pointless
>arguing really - he's probably found out all he needs to know by now ;)

Actually, it's because I access my account from a variety of locations, 
and the last one of the day is usually direct to unix, at which point I 
make a last check of the mail to ensure it's dealt with, _then_ delete 
it.

So far, the only thing I've found which provides the functionality nicely 
is Eudora Pro - it doesn't care even if it's new mail or not, if it 
hasn't seen it, it copies it down. But if it has seen it, it ignores it. 
That's all I want an Amiga mailer to do.

regards
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