New features in 1.6:
	* Added support for APOP authentication
	* Reduced CPU usage during host configuration
	* Checked for result during POP3 log out
	* Fixed a bug in the POP3 protocol introduced in v1.4 which would cause leading dots
	  to be added to mail prefixed by a period.  Many thanks to Axel Habermann for
	  finding many of these bugs!



PopOver
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PopOver is a program designed to retrieve your mail from remote mail hosts. It is most useful
in a situation where: 

*  An organization has a centralized mail server
*  You are not directly connected to a network
*  You're in a mixed network and want to use NeXTmail

The remote mail hosts can be any machine which provides POP3, POP2, or IMAP2 services. If you
don't know if your mail hosts provide any of these services, contact your system
administrator. 

PopOver is an extremely easy to use and well tested mail client that can be used to retrieve
your mail. It works independently of what mail reader you use; it simply retrieves your mail.
The good news about this is that you can use NeXTmail, with the ease and convenience of
Mail.app.

For people who use SLIP, or people that are familiar with cron jobs, a Unix command-line
interface is provided to simply retrieve your mail with a single command. 

Extensive help information is available through the NEXTSTEP 3.x interface. 

PopOver has been well tested on several different mail servers. Great detail has gone into
locking and re-entrance, as well as compliance with various RFCs. 

PopOver will only delete mail messages on remote hosts that are retrieved properly (or will
leave them. See the help panels for more information). Since PopOver was originally designed
for users of low-speed modem connections, this is extremely valuable if there is a
transmission error. 

PopOver does not require root privilege to use, and should NOT be run suid. It can be dragged
into ~/Apps or /LocalApps, and the Unix command line version can be placed in ~/bin, or
/usr/local/bin. 

I sincerely hope that this program proves useful.

-jason

jfosback@eidolonsoftware.com
http://www.eidolonsoftware.com/