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PC-Pine

PC-Pine brings the familiar Unix Pine interface to your personal computer. With PC-Pine, attaching files and viewing attachments is easier because your local files are more readily accessible. Another advantage of PC-Pine is that it allows you to use your mouse to navigate screens, open URLs and view toolbars.

The Pine Technical Notes contain detailed explanations for PC-Pine on installation, support files and environment variables, and noteworthy facts about running the Pine email client on a personal computer.

PC-Pine for Microsoft Windows

All versions of the most recent PC-Pine include SSL support. SSL requires site administrators to set up a separate SSL port.

PC-Pine for 32-bit Microsoft operating systems. This version of PC-Pine has SSL support only. It does not use Kerberos, and is therefore suited for most users. Read the important information about this latest version of PC-Pine.
Two versions for use with Kerberos. See the important information before downloading either of these versions.

Version 3.96 for DOS and Windows

Version 3.96 remains available on the UW ftp server (ftp.cac.washington.edu/pine/old/PC-PINE-3.96/) and on many mirror sites, for those who need PC -Pine for DOS or Windows 3.1.

Older and Smaller PC-Pine Version 3.91

This older version of PC-Pine is smaller and uses less memory, and may be especially suitable for DOS users willing to forgo many of the features introduced after 3.91.

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