Being an  Emacs user when  I was free  to use Unix, I  installed Emacs
even in the NT boxes I'm marooned into.

Too bad our  network link up to  the pop server is slow,  so the Emacs
built   in  POP   client  freezed   the   program  for   too  a   long
time. Therefore, having to use Visual Basic for work, I choosed to use
it for  freedom too (after  all I always  have to load the  runtime in
memory, the more applications use it, the better its use!).

Release 0.0 Alpha worked, but was too CPU consuming. 

Windows32 design  suffers form severe  hindering in that  it completly
lacks asynchronous interruptions like the 'kill-signal' Unix facility.

Furhtermore VB  Winsock Calls are  non blocking, so the  first release
did busy wait & doevents.

Release  1.0 Alpha  is not  elegant  but use  DataArrival() events  to
awaken the program upon data  arrival. The inner code is not beautiful
but neither this  ugly, it is sort of  finite state automata developed
in few hours.

History :
	0.0 Alpha first working release
	1.0 Alpha current release, DoEvent() used to awaken the
	    application upon data arrival.