Internet - Email

ACX-MailOut pro v.9.7.4

MailOut can send personal text and HTML series emails and transmitting. The email - Addresses become with additional information (like address, first name etc..) in an internal data base stored. These data can be integrated in the personal emails with a substitute symbol (variable), thus each recipient is personally addressed.

webcustomer miner v.2.20

WebCustomer miner is a search tool that you can use collect contact data from specific web sites or find them based on keyword input, using search engines like Yahoo ,Google, AlltheWeb ,Aol,Msn,Looksmart,Dmoz etc.The program can collect contact data :url,email address,fax number,telephone. It offers several filter options that allow you to limit the results . You can also output email address,fax numbers or telephone to a one-per line text file.

SPAMfighter Standard v.3.6.4

Spam and phishing filter for Outlook and Outlook Express. Join the more than 500,000 SPAMfighters in 180 countries that have a clean inbox. SPAMfighter supports English, German, French, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, Italian, Suomi and Danish.

JSMail 5.1.0.242

A 32 bit console (not GUI) SMTP/POP3 server and postoffice. As well as recieving mail via SMTP, JSMail will also retrieve mail from a POP3 account, and attempt to deliver it to the intended recipient. The program also offers a finger server which will either respond with a list of valid users or the finger text for a given user, depending on how it was called. The program also offers limited auto-response facilities in that mail for a particular user ( mailsrv by default) is treated as a request. The actual response is determined by the subject of the mail and a coresponding data file is returned to the requestor. Optionally, this data file can be generated at the time by calling a given executable, and also optionally, the original request can be forwarded to a given user. JSMail can be installed as a service under WindowsNT (tm). There is also the option to remotely control the server via telnet or the supplied command-line executable.