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E-mail is perhaps the most popular use of the internet. These applications are for anyone with a mail account. The programs have many different funtions. Try them and see which one best for you.

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Description:  DixieMail is a 100\% Java 1.1 based E-Mail server, serving Pop3, SMTP, and password servers. Source included. Fully menu driven and allows extensions.

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Description:  A full featured e-mail client using Java mail and swing standard extensions. Read mail from multiple accounts, setup plug-ins such as ebook which allows the user to draw addresses from an existing address book. It also allows the user to customize the main mailboxes appearance.

License:   Shareware
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Description:  ChiaraMail is a JavaMail-based spam filter which works with your IMAP mail server to efficiently trap unsolicited e-mail (spam). ChiaraMail works with and independently of any e-mail client.

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Description:  EMail Notification with Face Icons. Supports audio and Cellphone notification via SMS. Also provides SPAM filtering.

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Description:  MailFork uses the protocols POP3 to read mail and SMTP to send mail. MailFork includes a Java package called ASMail that can be re-used for other internet mail applications. It also can fork your e-mail to a pager e-mailaddress.

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Description:  A simple E-mail client that runs in your default browser. Extremely small and allows you to check your mail with minimal disk space. Easy to use and simple to set up. MUMail is great for Java first timers.

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Description:  PopKorn is a standalone Java application that lets you check and fetch mails from a POP-3 server and stores them into a local file. Full source code is included. If you have JDK installed, you can generate documentation by running javadoc on the source code.

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Description:  Java library and applets for sending and receiving e-mails. It supports SMTP, POP3 and MIME 1.0. That's you can send text, html, attachments, images ...

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Description:  SlangMail is an easy to use Java e-mail client that supports multiple languages using standard e-mail features. You can send an e-mail in a different language without the need for specific operating system, special fonts or keyboard driver.

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Description:  VasFireWallMailReader is a Java application made for the people working in a company under a firewall. You can use it to get past the firewall and to read your mail from a private e-mail account.