@Mail 1.012 Released

[Ed Hansberry]

<a href="http://pocketinformant.com/WhatsNew.php?_function=AtMail1.012">http://pocketinformant.com/WhatsNew.php?_function=AtMail1.012</a><br /><br />WebIS has released an update to @Mail. Don't let the tiny numbers in the version fool you. Alex tends to do big things with a .01 increment. :D <br /><br />@Mail 1.0 owners get this free upgrade that includes enhanced Cadenza support, some editing enhancments, per account email notifications and more.

[ombu]

8) This app will be a 'must have' soon.

Regards.

[Janak Parekh]

Yes -- I'm buying it the moment they put in SSL IMAP. Inbox has no support for it, so unless you're using Exchange you're transmitting your password in plaintext. :cry:

There are tricks to get Inbox working with SSL (http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~mgilbert/S_Imap.txt), but it requires some manual setup every time you want to go check your mail.

--janak

[Qman]

8) This app will be a 'must have' soon.

Regards.

Yea as soon as it gets a spell checker, other than that its a great program! :roll:


Qman....

[ctmagnus]

Site says:


@Mail

1.03 - Released 1/24/2003

Changes for 1.012 - Released 2/20/2003 (http://pocketinformant.com/WhatsNew.php?_function=AtMail1.012)


So is it 1.03 or 1.012? :confused totally:

[ombu]

It's 1.012.

Regards.

[mrdbsql]

Apologies for this newbie question - I'm transitioning from Palm and don't have my Pocket PC yet (ipaq 1910 on its way yay!)...

I'm guessing that I can use @mail with IMAP to:

1) initially sync selected folders and messages
2) work offline to read, delete and compose email
3) re-connect via USB to process changes against IMAP server and also pick up new mail
-> repeat 2 & 3

Aside from the (pending) SSL support, is there anything that @mail does with imap that's significantly different from the Pocket Inbox? (Put another way, how bad is the IMAP support with Pocket Inbox?)

thanks in advance for any help!

[Mark R Penn]

I can't answer your questions directly, because I don't use IMAP, but you might want to post your questions on the @mail discussion forum over at http://www.pocketinformant.com/Forums/, as well as here.