MrPostman is a program that allows you to interface to different webmail services (like Yahoo!

Mail or Hotmail) from a POP mail client. MrPostman is Free Software, released under the terms of the GNU Public License. Webmail Providers Supported: - Yahoo - Hotmail - Mail.com - GMail (Google) - Outlook Web Access (Exchange 5.5) - Outlook Web Access 2003 - indiatimes.com - Gossamer Mail - Juno/Netzero - RediffMail Additionally various RSS feeds are supported: the news can be downloaded as mail s and will include embedded pictures. Prerequisites: Before running MrPostman, you will need a Java Runtime Environment at least 1. 4.0. You can find one on: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/download.html Installation: Either: get "install-mrpostman-xxxxxxxx.jar" (xxxxxxxx is the release date) and run it with "java -jar install-mrpostman-xxxxxxxx.jar" (without quotes and with the correct date) (in Windows double-clicking the jar should be sufficient) Or: get "MrPostman-xxxxxxxx.jar" and "mrpostman-scripts-xxxxxxxx.zip" and pu t the jar together with the unzipped content of the zip into a directory. Running MrPostman: Windows with Installation from "install-mrpostman-xxxxxxxx.jar": Use the Links in the start menu or on the desktop. All other: Change to the installation directory and run MrPostman with "java -jar MrPostman-xxxxxxxx.jar" (without quotes and with the correct date) (in Windows double-clicking the jar should be sufficient) Scripts: MrPostman's Generic module uses scripts in the installation directory (or the location configured in its settings) to provide support for webmail providers (e.g. yahoo, gmail, indiatimes, ...). Documentation of the script language can be found in MrPostman's help under the Generic module page. Enjoy, Hector Urtubia urtubia@mrbook.org

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