New forum now open
We have just set up a new forum at https://forum.pscs.co.uk This is for suggestions, bug reports and general support for our VPOP3 software and other services. There is an area for assisted technical support for VPOP3 6.x and another area for peer help for earlier versions. The login details are the same as for our helpdesk, […]
Read More...VPOP3 v6.20 released
We have just released VPOP3 v6.20 which you can download from http://www.pscs.co.uk/downloads/vpop3.php. This is a free upgrade for all users who have active software maintenance or priority support on 8th June 2016. Other users can purchase the upgrade and 1 year of software maintenance on our website. The full change log can be viewed in our issue tracker. Main Changes in […]
Read More...VPOP3 v6.18 released
This is a recommended upgrade for users of v6.17. We have just released VPOP3 v6.18 which you can download from http://www.pscs.co.uk/downloads/vpop3.php. This is a free upgrade for all users who have active software maintenance or priority support on 14th March 2016. Other users can purchase the upgrade and 1 year of software maintenance on our website. The full […]
Read More...VPOP3 v6.17 released
We have just released VPOP3 v6.17 which you can download from http://www.pscs.co.uk/downloads/vpop3.php. This is a free upgrade for all users who have active software maintenance or priority support on 14th March 2016. Other users can purchase the upgrade and 1 year of software maintenance on our website. The full change log can be viewed in our issue tracker. Main Changes […]
Read More...Duplicate messages in Outlook 2016 when using POP3
There was an update to Outlook 2016 in February 2016 which appears to have caused a problem where it will repeatedly download messages from the POP3 mailserver. This is NOT a problem with VPOP3, and there is nothing that VPOP3 can do about the problem. See this link for more information: http://www.howto-outlook.com/news/outlook-2016-pop3-duplicates-february-2016.htm In summary, some […]
Read More...What to do about .DOC / .XLS malware emails
There are currently large amounts of ‘spam’ emails being sent containing .DOC and .XLS files. These files are sometimes almost benign just containing a spam message, but often contain macros which can do malicious things, such as downloading viruses from the Internet when the files are opened. These files seem to be very difficult for virus scanners […]
Read More...MS SQL Server Replication failure
The Problem I’ve just spent two days trying to resolve a problem where our Microsoft SQL Server 2008 database had stopped replicating. We noticed that recent records were in the master database, but not in the replica database. Everything seemed to be OK, with no errors being reported, but the replication monitor kept saying “No replicated transactions […]
Read More...VPOP3 Antivirus v1.0.9 released
Update: 25/1/16 – A problem was found with the installer for v1.0.9 which would cause problems on some computers. This should be fixed in v1.0.10 which can be downloaded from https://www.pscs.co.uk/downloads/vpop3av1010.exe We have just released VPOP3 Antivirus v1.0.9. This can be used by anyone with a VPOP3 Antivirus licence. This update uses the latest version of […]
Read More...VPOP3 v6.16 Released
We have just released VPOP3 v6.16 which you can download from http://www.pscs.co.uk/downloads/vpop3.php. This is a free upgrade for all users who have active software maintenance or priority support on 8th December 2015. Other users can purchase the upgrade and 1 year of software maintenance on our website. The full change log can be viewed in our issue tracker. Main Changes in […]
Read More...VPOP3 v6.15 released
We have just released VPOP3 v6.15 which you can download from http://www.pscs.co.uk/downloads/vpop3.php. This is a free upgrade for all users who have active software maintenance or priority support on 1st November 2015. Other users can purchase the upgrade and 1 year of software maintenance on our website. The full change log can be viewed in our issue tracker. Main Changes in […]
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