@Mail provides unique E-mail access to
America Online (AOL) integrated into Pocket Outlook on
Microsoft® Windows CE
- @Mail is a unique solution that
provides simple and effective access to AOL E-Mail integrated
with Pocket Outlook on Microsoft® Windows CE: Handheld PC
Professional, Handheld, and Palm-size PC Editions.
- Traveling business people are more
dependent on E-mail than ever before. @Mail provides AOL e-mail
connectivity to your WCE device from anywhere you happen to be
-- hotel, airport,... All you need is a phone line.
- AOL offers it's vast customer base
(~16M) a large number of access points throughout the US. AOL
provides a cost effective, domestic Internet access solution to
the roaming professional. It's simple to find a
suitable phone number using the browse-by-area-code feature in
@Mail.
- @Mail leverages the built-in power of
Pocket Outlook on Windows CE:
a familiar interface, desktop synchronization,
and integration with your contacts database.
- Simply install @Mail (DLL less
than 200K) and you're set to go!
@Mail User Interface -- It's
Pocket Outlook!
Technical Information and Specifications
@Mail is
a WCE Mail Service, fully integrated into Pocket Outlook. Its
footprint is very small ( < 200K ) making it highly suitable for
Windows CE devices.
@Mail relies on Microsoft TAPI, eliminating
the need for obscure telephony commands. It incorporates a local
access number browsing capability to provide addition ease of use
and cost savings while traveling.
@Mail is extremely simple to configure
compared to Internet connectivity. Just fill in your AOL screen
name, password, and the local AOL access number using the
browse-by-area-code feature, and you're
online.
Architecture
- WCE Mail Service
- Multi-threaded
- TAPI
- Compact (C++ without MFC)
- AOLNet Protocol
Features
- Message header preview
- Attachments (inbound & outbound)
- Local access number browsing
- Works with any TAPI modem
- Simple configuration
Platform Requirements
- WCE 2.0 and above
- H/PC Pro, H/PC, and P/PC
- TAPI Modem
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