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IMAP is a client-server messaging protocol in the Internet Protocol Suite, similar to Post Office Protocol but more versatile.

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	A client-server messaging protocol in the [[Internet Protocol Suite]], similar to [[Post Office Protocol]] but more versatile.		IMAP is a client-server messaging protocol in the [[Internet Protocol Suite]], similar to [[Post Office Protocol]] but more versatile.