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Caem - 3.5

tool to send secure anonymous emails

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All Time:	(4.6)
Version 3.5:	(4.6)
Selected Version:	3.5
Release Date:	2000-11-30
License:	Freeware
Downloads (version 3.5):	9,207
Downloads (all versions):	55
Price:	$10.00

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Product Description:

Caem 3.0 is a secure way to send email. Chances are when you send your email out, it passes through hundreds of computers. At each computer, there is a chance of someone reading your email and tracing the email back to you. Utilizing the power of caem, admins and users can now secure their email, in such cases where anonymity and privacy are needed.

What's new in this version:

anonymity preferences for improved compatibility with mail servers
faster communications with mail server
proxy support
time zone customization
administrative password protection
mail server storage
mail server evaluation
improved header formatting
custom header storage
international date format support
carbon copy options

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Open Transport

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Version 3.5:
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Cant download it… - Version: 4.0.6, 3/2/2003 01:51AM PST

Anita Cocktale

from here or there website, so how can anyone try it?

This is going… - Version: 4.0.6, 8/22/2002 06:08PM PST

MC Enterprises, Inc.

to be my very last post regarding the matter here, considering this is a review section for CAEM. But I will tell you this, you're a part of a small minority who couldn't give a damn whether a piece of software worked, but rather what it did and who made it. If that was the case, I'd be willing to assume you're a big Microsoft fan. But at any rate, if you would care to carry on this battle of wits, point me in the direction of some other forum so Logik's section isn't all crudded up with your poor attempts at degredation. You and these others you speak of should learn the art of giving credit where credit is due rather than mixing it up with halfassed pseudo-morals.

Thank you once… - Version: 4.0.6, 8/22/2002 04:19PM PST

Andreas..

again, MC Enterprises - this time for helping others to open their eyes. You make it so much easier for me (and others too, perhaps) to decide whether or not to have dealings with you, even indirectly via your wares. In fairness to you I must commend you for spelling "responsible" correctly.