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09 Jul 2003
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Type: Function limited demo
Platform: Windows XP
Manufacturer: G-Lock
Size: 3.4MB
Number of Downloads: 137
Price: $39.95
If you're someone who demands that email be sent immediately and quickly without having to go through your ISP's mail servers, then this program could be very useful.
Being just an outgoing client, EasyMail will let you send mail to anyone from any email address you like. Perfect for those anonymous moments, or for people who demand instant mail results.
Acting as its own SMTP server, EasyMail makes sure your message is not caught up with hundreds of others.
If your recipient has enabled confirmation reports in their mail client, you'll be able to find out exactly when they've read your mails - just like with SMS messaging on mobile phones.
The program is very fluent and has a nice interface with some great options.
The built in zip utility means you can simply drag files into the program and they'll be automatically zipped up as an attachment - a very useful function when time is short.
With EasyMail you can pretty much guarantee that email is going to be sent straight away.
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