I too have some POP accounts and MailMate does not handle those
directly. I found what has turned out to be a nice solution and that is
to set up a gmail account to receive your POP and have MailMate access
the gmail account as IMAP.
an example…
POP account is plo...@xyzzy.com
Setup gmail account: plough.xy...@gmail.com
In gmail settings/accounts and import set check mail from other accounts
(using POP3) to plo...@xyzzy.com
And if you want the mail you send from plough.xy...@gmail.com to look as
though it came from plo...@xyzzy.com you can do that in gmail or in
MailMate.
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On 27 Nov 2015, at 8:08, Caroline Rhodes
caroline_rhodes-at-btconnect.com |MailMate Freron
Software/RER>Vendor>Software| wrote:
I know that your website says solutions for Imap accounts but I have a
few imap accounts and a couple of pop accounts. ideally I would like
to use the same mail client for all of them.
Regards,
Caroline
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