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From: "Jan Kristensen" <web@viborg.com>
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Is is posible to get a users mail in IE or NetScape or other http client..
???

What i mean is can a user get to check the mbox from an http client not
from an Mail client... Is there an CGI script that can do this..??

Regards.
Jan Kristensen.
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