Our basic premise is that there are two types of e-mail: Regular boring email to which you must respond a few times a day at most. Urgent email from co-workers or the wife which must be seen and answered within minutes. YesImOnline is a simple email...
YL Mail Man is a flexible email addresses management and email delivering software. It helps companies or shareware authors organize and manage large volumes of customer email addresses and contact them by email in simple steps. The multi-level categories...
YL Mail Verifier is a powerful and easy-to-use solution for the email message delivery error. with this Mail Verifier, you can easily check every email address from a mailing list and determine if the email addresses are still valid. it does three levels...
Yodot Outlook PST Repair repairs severely corrupt PST files to recover not just emails but also the entire Outlook elements like contacts, journals, attachments, tasks, notes, calendar items, sent items, and personal folders. The software by default...
Shows Animation and Plays Sound when e-mail arrives. You've Got Mail is a program that tells you when it is time to start your e-mail client and read your e-mail - in this way you don't have to keep your default e-mail program running all the time. You...
You've Got Mail helps you to manage your email account. It displays short info about incoming mail in system tray. You can configure two mail accounts: work and private. You've Got Mail is an easy and intuitive tool, characterized by unusual functionality...
Your Assistant For Outlook is simple, but powerful add-in for Microsoft Outlook. Significantly can save your work with sorting of email messages to keep your Inbox well-arranged and clean. Also, add-in enhances archiving of email messages and brings new...
Your Assistant For Outlook (64-Bit) is simple, but powerful add-in for Microsoft Outlook. Significantly can save your work with sorting of email messages to keep your Inbox well-arranged and clean. Also, add-in enhances archiving of email messages and...
