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> The netscape mail client sucks anyway, might it be possible to hook in another
> client to respond to a mailto: URL event? (I can't imagine anyone wanting to
> use netscape mail for any other purpose ;)

Hmm, can you suggest a good user friends POP3 mail client?

Regards,

Trefor S.