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HS POP3 Lite 1.0

HS POP3 Lite 1.0: HS POP3 Lite 1.0 C Source Library (Post Office Protocol Vestion 3 - RFC1939) RFC1939 compliant server, the user application calls HsPop3GetMail function, specifying mail server name or IP address and login user name and password. HS POP3 library then resolves the server name, connects to it, receives and message scan list. according to RFC1939 standard. Once HS POP3 has a unique message ID from the server, it reports this message ID to user application via callback function. The user application returns a specific value if




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