POPNow 1.0 details
POPNow 1.0 details
Platform(s):
UNIX, WindowsNT, Cobalt RaQs
POPNow description
POPNow allows you to provide a web-based POP3 email front-end to your users with a browser interface in a secure environment. A community CGI script that allows webmasters provide POP3 access to their domain email accounts for their users, provides flexibility, features and the opportunity to extend customer loyalty.
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