POPcon
Version 2.40
Shareware
$59.00
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POPcon connects MS Exchange Server(TM) to one or more
POP3 mailboxes. It acts as an e- mail gateway that
retrieves messages from POP3 mailboxes and delivers
them to your Microsoft Exchange Server mailboxes
according to the intended user found in the mail.
POPcon offers the following features: * Can be
installed on same machine as MS Exchange Server(TM) -
uses only one internet connection and one POP3 mailbox
to receive mail for the whole workgroup or company. *
Polls multiple POP3 mailboxes and distributes mail to
your MS Exchange(TM) mail server. * Flexible
scheduling for mail retrieval based on day of week. *
Monitor POPcons actions from any system in your
network using "POPcon Control" included with the
software. * Poll private POP3 mailboxes and forward
mail to a single MS Exchange(TM) mailbox or distribute
mail collected in a single POP3 mailbox to multiple MS
Exchange(TM) mailboxes according to user the mail was
sent to.
POP3 mailboxes. It acts as an e- mail gateway that
retrieves messages from POP3 mailboxes and delivers
them to your Microsoft Exchange Server mailboxes
according to the intended user found in the mail.
POPcon offers the following features: * Can be
installed on same machine as MS Exchange Server(TM) -
uses only one internet connection and one POP3 mailbox
to receive mail for the whole workgroup or company. *
Polls multiple POP3 mailboxes and distributes mail to
your MS Exchange(TM) mail server. * Flexible
scheduling for mail retrieval based on day of week. *
Monitor POPcons actions from any system in your
network using "POPcon Control" included with the
software. * Poll private POP3 mailboxes and forward
mail to a single MS Exchange(TM) mailbox or distribute
mail collected in a single POP3 mailbox to multiple MS
Exchange(TM) mailboxes according to user the mail was
sent to.
Program details
Publisher
Christensen SoftwareE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95/98/NTFile size
1615 KBFile date
9/30/2000License
SharewareRecord updated
11/5/2000