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In article <5i2vtk$8im@cbts.demon.co.uk>, Ben McKeegan
<ben@cbts.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <yFmIRDAFRCRzEw7I@objmedia.demon.co.uk>,
>       Snail <snail@objmedia.demon.co.uk> writes:
>You didn't try very hard!

(smile) given the random locations alta vista seems to spew at you even
when you have spent quite a bit of time trimming its search tree with
qualifiers, its debatable. I finally located a nice page listing all the
RFCs related to internet protocols. Never got a reference to demon once.

As for Demon's www site, I find it very hard to find anything from the
front page. I guess it depends on the methods different individuals use
to perform searches. Whats intuitive for one user is not for another (I
find Mac's very un-intuitive - try getting the CD out of a CD rom drive
on a Mac when the Mac thinks there isn't one in there).

I will give this URL a look as well. Thank you.
>
>http://www.demon.net/connect/dial-up/services/pop3.html
>
>is the user's guide. There's a link to 'SDPS Technical Specification' at
>the bottom. This gives details of the rather usefull extensions demon have
>added to POP 3, and includes a link to RFC 1939 which is the offical POP 3
>standard.

Thanks, I probably won't look at the extensions. We're using Demon
because its convenient. We intend the product to be usable with any ISP.
>
>Feel free to take a look at the source of my client (see below) to see how
>it's done, but bear in mind the GPL prohibits any use of my actual code
>in commercial software. 

Thank you (and thanks to the other kind souls who replied).
For the benefit of those who wondered:- Its being done in Java, its for
a handheld device to aid blind people, and we're developing on Windows
95 until we get the hardware for the handheld bit.

Cheers
-- 
Stephen Kellett
Object Media Limited    Unix/C++/Java/Windows/X Windows/Multimedia
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