Anyway, how would I go about setting up a POP3 server so that I can set my mail server at home to my dynamic DNS name, and get my mail from there? I'm looking for something rather powerful, like it ...

Lately, I’ve noticed quite a few stories and discussions online centering around the always popular debate about whether to use IMAP or POP3 for email. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, IMAP ...

POP3, or Post Office Protocol 3, is the protocol used in most types of email accounts to control how email is delivered. When you get your email account from your ISP, they provide instructions for ...

Microsoft Outlook receives and delivers messages over a mail server, a remote computer that acts as a Web-based post office. Email providers such as Yahoo, Google and Hotmail host these servers to ...

Configuring Mercury Mail Transport System to run a LAN-based e-mail server Your email has been sent If you've been following Paul Garceau's series, then you've ...

Important news for Gmail power users: Google is dropping the feature whereby Gmail can collect mail from other email accounts ...

Wayne Zimmerman’s wife usually reads email on her own PC. But when she tries to read it on her husband’s PC, the messages get mixed up. I’m going to guess that your wife’s email client software is ...

Yesterday, I decided to take the plunge and start using Google's free web software tools to organize all of my digital data. It's an experiment to see if Google's tools are robust enough to replace ...

I've got RedHat 7.3 up and running with Sendmail and I need a POP3 mail server as well. I tried downloading Qpopper and I didn't get far with it. Any suggestions? Any servers that interface with ...