Any "check POP mailbox" program with SMTP AUTH facility?

I have been using an old freeware hack called SMP Check Mailbox; works
great.

What I am looking for is the same thing, but whose "quick reply"
feature has a separate config for the SMTP server's login+pwd.

Any pointers much appreciated.



Peter.
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>I have been using an old freeware hack called SMP Check Mailbox; works
>great.

>What I am looking for is the same thing, but whose "quick reply"
>feature has a separate config for the SMTP server's login+pwd.

POP Peeper <http://www.poppeeper.com/> might be what you're looking for.

The quick reply feature appears to support SMTP authentication, but I
haven't used it myself.
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Martin Jay <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote

>>I have been using an old freeware hack called SMP Check Mailbox; works
>>great.
>
>>What I am looking for is the same thing, but whose "quick reply"
>>feature has a separate config for the SMTP server's login+pwd.
>
>POP Peeper <http://www.poppeeper.com/> might be what you're looking for.
>
>The quick reply feature appears to support SMTP authentication, but I
>haven't used it myself.

I have downloaded the program; it seems to work very well but does not
appear to support a separate SMTP server (on a different IP from the
POP server). It does support amtp auth but that's not the whole
picture.

Martin Jay <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote

>>I have been using an old freeware hack called SMP Check Mailbox; works
>>great.
>
>>What I am looking for is the same thing, but whose "quick reply"
>>feature has a separate config for the SMTP server's login+pwd.
>
>POP Peeper <http://www.poppeeper.com/> might be what you're looking for.
>
>The quick reply feature appears to support SMTP authentication, but I
>haven't used it myself.

I was WRONG: it does do a separate smtp server!