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POP3 Mail Client using Net::POP3 module

POP3 Mail Client using Net::POP3 module is project number 56092 posted at GetAFreelancer.com. Click here to post your own project.

Status: Closed (Selected Service Provider)

Selected Providers: selected service provider balanagireddy

Budget: $30-100

Created: 04/19/2006 at 1:32 EDT

Bidding Ends: 04/20/2006 at 1:32 EDT

Project Creator: goreh
Buyer Rating:
(1 reviews)

Description: this is a simple POP3 mail client program which create an object using the Net::POP3 perl module.
it supposes to have 6 menus which are
1.List Messages, 2.Display body, 3.Display header and body,
4.Write message to a file, 5.Delete message on the server, and 6.Quit.

- menu 2-5 require a message number from the user
- it prompts the user for username, servername and password.

Job Type:
Perl/CGI

Database: (None)

Operating system: MS Windows

Bid count: 3

Average bid: N/A

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