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W Gerald Hicks wrote:

> > outlook does this
>
> And a lot more you don't want;  Besides, it only runs on Microsoft OS's.
>
> Try /usr/ports/mail/fetchmail if you'd prefer a solution for FreeBSD.
>
> Good Luck,
>
> Jerry Hicks
> wghicks@bellsouth.net
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  Yeah, the point of asking the FreeBSD questions list was to find one for
FreeBSD.   I use Outlook 98 on my "work" laptop, but I want to be able to
do as much on my personal FreeBSD box.



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