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== Open-source Products ==
+ * Jocca Jocaf contributed with [http://sourceforge.net/projects/jspamassassin/ JSpamAssassin]. It is a POP3 Proxy Server developed in Java (platform independent). It has a friendly GUI and acts as a communication interface between the user POP3 server and Apache SpamAssassin. It runs on all OS and works with all e-mail clients (Eudora, Pegasus Mail, Netscape, Thunderbird, Outlook Express, etc.).
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* Eric Smith wrote a simple VBScript to use Spam``Assassin with Exchange 2000: http://www.spamblogging.com/archives/000014.html
* Christopher Lewis wrote a much more robust VB ActiveX DLL that enhances Eric's original work, with the added benefit of actually placing the Spam``Assassin mail headers in the Exchange mail message: http://www.christopherlewis.com/ExchangeSpamAssassin.htm
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== Open-source Products ==
+ * Jocca Jocaf contributed with [http://sourceforge.net/projects/jspamassassin/ JSpamAssassin]. It is a POP3 Proxy Server developed in Java (platform independent). It has a friendly GUI and acts as a communication interface between the user POP3 server and Apache SpamAssassin. It runs on all OS and works with all e-mail clients (Eudora, Pegasus Mail, Netscape, Thunderbird, Outlook Express, etc.).
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* Eric Smith wrote a simple VBScript to use Spam``Assassin with Exchange 2000: http://www.spamblogging.com/archives/000014.html
* Christopher Lewis wrote a much more robust VB ActiveX DLL that enhances Eric's original work, with the added benefit of actually placing the Spam``Assassin mail headers in the Exchange mail message: http://www.christopherlewis.com/ExchangeSpamAssassin.htm