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Old 15-07-2004, 20:13   #9
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Re: GMail via POP3

Here's something else for Gmail, which acts as a mail notifier (it's not for pop3 access to gmail):

Gmail Agent

Quote:
Gmail Agent API v0.5 / Mail Notifier & Address Importer
By Johnvey Hwang

What is it?
There are two distinct components here: an open source Gmail API written for the .NET framework, and a proof of concept Windows application built on top of that API that provides basic remote Gmail functions.

(snip)

About the Gmail Agent Applet

I'm sure most of you are more interested in the applet, so here are the features:

* Multiple account support
* Balloon notification of new messages with message preview
* Address book view and import (from tab-delimited text files)

The system requirements are:

* Windows 2000, or higher
* Microsoft .NET Framework v1.1

I haven't tried this with Mono †” I doubt it works, but if it does, please let me know. If you are interested in POP access to Gmail, check out Pop Goes the Gmail (also a .NET project).

This is a proof of concept application, and there are plenty of idiosyncrasies. It works great for me, but your results may vary. I welcome anyone who wants to contribute to polishing this app.
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