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Tamas,

Thanks!
Now I need to find someone to help me build a little project board to do =
just that.

My experience is only the PIC16 series and that is only in assembly langu=
age.

Any suggestions anyone?

Thanks,
Ray




On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 13:50:08 +0100, Tamas Rudnai wrote:
>=A0Ray,
>
>=A0It is nothing to do with the tcp/ip, that's only how to connect to
>=A0the server over the network. Reading messages from a POP3 server is
>=A0documented in the RFC1939. SMTP is in RFC2821, also you might
>=A0interested on IMAP which is RFC2060.
>
>=A0Anyway, the short answer is: YES. So you can obtain the entire
>=A0header of the message, then parse it for yourself (search for the
>=A0line starting with 'Subject:' and that's it. Then if you decide you
>=A0can download part or the entire message or delete it.
>
>=A0Hope it helps,
>=A0Tamas
>
>
>=A0On 15/07/06, Ray Newman <list@microdesigns.biz>=A0wrote:
>
>>=A0Not being an expert in PIC18 series chips or tcp/ip protocol, is
>>=A0it possible to receive email (subject line only) then delete on
>>=A0server?
>>
>>=A0I need to send and receive email.
>>=A0Using off site (not on lan) pop3 and smtp servers
>>=A0both send and receive need only to use subject line
>>
>>=A0Thanks,
>>=A0Ray
>>




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