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  1. Specs 1: Delphi XE7, VCL, Win7 laptop - main work station laptop computer Specs 2: Delphi 12.2, VCL, Win10 tablet - optional I started to create an "email client" IDE shell for my Optimum.net internet provider. Optimum provides an online email client, https://myemail.optimum.net/webmail/, although it is very, very slow. I want to see if I can just create a very basic email client IDE of my own. No fancy bells or whistles, but just something simple enough to read whatever email subject titles are in my feed and then be able to click on any of them and open/read/send the actual email inside the client. For this starting project, I will be using XE7 because that is what I mainly use. As of current, I am clueless how to connect to my provider's service account in order to do this. I will figure out how to get the info in the respective panes, clicking/selecting/etc. -- see image below. Can I please have some how to's from anyone knowledgeable in this area with some solution(s) ? TIA
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