The mail displayed by nPOP is only the mail on the present on the server. Therefore, if mail is deleted from your server it will disappear from a list, even if the mail is displayed in the list.

When you connect using nPOP, the mail is listed and you can see the header only. From that list you can select e-mail you want to receive on your Pocket PC. This is more efficient than downloading all the e-mail on your Pocket PC.

Features:
- Portable e-mail clients (USB Memory, Floppy Disk).
- Management of the mail on a server.
- Receive e-mail (POP3 and APOP).
- Send e-mail (SMTP and SMTP-AUTH and POP before SMTP).
- Multi-account support (round reception is possible).
- Automatic check for new mail.
- A thread display of the mail list.
- Filters for Routing Received e-mail (Anti spam).
- Simple address book.
- Dial-up management.
- SSL/STARTTLS ('npopssl.dll' and OpenSSL Library).

For Pocket PC 2002 users, please download it here (ARM/XScale-Processors - 114 KB).

***** [Feb 16, 2007] by GC using Acer n50
Superb no-frills program. Simple to use, although maybe the interface could be further refined. One of the best features for me is the ability to choose between a greater range of language encoding than was included in the basic Microsoft package. And this is fast, which is an asset when I am checking with my mobile phone at 9.6 kb!

**** [Jan 20, 2007] by Kazushi using HP iPaq 6340
Works well for me! One thing that is missing, is a way to delete sent messages !!!

*** [Feb 12, 2003] by John Harrower using O2 XDA
Great program however it crashes my XDA every time I attempt to send an email. Reading mail appears fine.