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September 29th 06, 02:53 PM
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POP3 email accounts requiring SPA do not work
Has anyone figured out a workaround to get POP3 email accounts that require
SPA to work from Outlook? (MSN pop3 accounts are one example, but there are others as well). 
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September 29th 06, 03:15 PM
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POP3 email accounts requiring SPA do not work
They don't work in Windows mail, either. At least, MSN accounts don't. And
MSN http accounts don't work in Outlook. -- --piaqt "NW Otter" wrote: Has anyone figured out a workaround to get POP3 email accounts that require SPA to work from Outlook? (MSN pop3 accounts are one example, but there are others as well).
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September 29th 06, 06:38 PM
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POP3 email accounts requiring SPA do not work
I use HotPop.
there is also a Ypop for yahoo and a Gpop for Gmail. found a POP client that does all 3, have not tried it however. PopTray. "NW Otter" wrote in message ... Has anyone figured out a workaround to get POP3 email accounts that require SPA to work from Outlook? (MSN pop3 accounts are one example, but there are others as well).
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September 29th 06, 06:46 PM
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POP3 email accounts requiring SPA do not work
Thanks. I still want my current clients to work as advertized.
-- --piaqt "mikeyhsd" wrote: I use HotPop. there is also a Ypop for yahoo and a Gpop for Gmail. found a POP client that does all 3, have not tried it however. PopTray. "NW Otter" wrote in message ... Has anyone figured out a workaround to get POP3 email accounts that require SPA to work from Outlook? (MSN pop3 accounts are one example, but there are others as well)
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