Supports Microsoft Exchange Server versions 4.x, 5.x and 2000. Runs on Windows 95, 98, Me, NT and 2000. Can be installed on the same machine as your Exchange server or any other PC in your network.

Handles an unlimited number of POP3 accounts. POP3 accounts may also reside on different Internet Service Providers. Once connected to the Internet via your dial-up ISP, Exchange POP3 can log into any number of ISPs to retrieve your messages.

Supports both single and multiple recipient POP3 accounts. A single recipient account associates one account to one user within an organization. A multiple recipient account associates one account to multiple users within an organization. With multiple recipient accounts (also known as global or domain accounts), Exchange POP3 automatically examines the incoming message and delivers it to the correct users within your organization. You can have any combination of single and multiple recipient accounts.

Dataframe has the ability to keep track of messages that it already has retrieved. This allows it to optionally leave messages at your ISP's POP3 server so that other users may retrieve these messages using their email clients. This is usefully for users who also retrieve their messages from home or from remote locations. You can specify how many days Exchange POP3 should leave a message on the server before being deleted.

IMAP is a newer email protocol and more robust than POP3. IMAP is offered by many ISPs and some ISPs are discontinuing their POP3 support. Dataframe Exchange POP3 supports IMAP - protecting your investment and allowing you to choose any ISP regardless of the service they offer (now or in the future).

Dataframe Exchange POP3 has built-in PKZIP technology allowing it to auto-compress large attachments before sending them to the Internet. ZIP compression is the world-wide standard on the Internet. File compression can be controlled based on minimum attachment size and types of files to auto-compress (e.g. EXE, DOC, etc.). You can also specify as you send each message if you want to override the compress settings in Exchange POP3 by including the keyword COMPRESS or NOCOMPRESS in the subject.

Dataframe Exchange POP3 scans both incoming and outgoing messages for viruses. Flexible settings give you complete control over how viruses are handled and who is notified of the infected message.

Dataframe Exchange POP3 processes messages in-line without compromising any message fidelity. Preserving message fidelity ensures all features of a message are maintained, such as, foreign characters, background images, embedded messages, etc.

You can configure Exchange POP3 to connect to the Internet as often as you require based on the day of the week and time-of-day. Optionally, Exchange POP3 can be set to connect on-demand when there is a specified number of messages waiting to be sent.

When configuring the Internet connection schedule you can also optionally specify a maximum message size for different times-of-day. This allows you to control the size of messages you send and receive leaving larger messages to be processed at off peak hours.

Dataframe Exchange POP3 can establish an Internet connection using Windows Dial-Up Networking or any proxy server.

Each message that is received or sent by Exchange POP3 is assigned an identifier and tracked through the system. Using Exchange POP3's search capability, you can in real-time correlate all the message logs in the system that pertain to that message and determine when the message entered the system, how it was processed and when it left the system.

You can set criteria that when met will cause a message to be sent to an auditing mailbox. Criteria is based on sender, recipients, subject, and attachment names.

You can set criteria that when met will cause a message to be sent to another recipient, copied to another recipient, rejected and/or send the sender an automatic response. Criteria is based on sender, recipients, subject, and attachment names.