LiSA - 3.02T

I second all that mr. Koalgal wrote! I was going to write exactly all that, i use 3 copies of LiSA too! Works like a charm and my colleagues look up evertime she tells me i have mail - makes me laugh! But please guys... Get that update out! Increase the price of the app if you have to...

I have been using LiSA for 2 years now without one problem. it absolutely is one of the best add on software programs I've allowed onto my Mac. Sometimes I just don't want to leave my email program open or I tend to be in the next room. In either of those instances, LiSA announces my arriving mail thru my speaker system and lets me know when I'm needed or wanted. I have been a believer and user for a long time and I am PATIENTLY awaiting the next release which will finally incorporate 3 different email addresses into one application. As it stands now, I have several emails and I use a workaround that the author suggested: I made 2 duplicates of the application folder. I use all 3 LiSA's at the same time but each one is responsible for a different email name to monitor. It requires having 3 LiSA's open and running at once but well worth it. You'd think with an app like this you'd run into conflicts having something like that configured, right? Wrong! All 3 work like a charm and that is a compliment to LiSA's coding and brilliant authors. That being said, I am a bit tired of having to keep all 3 around so I do look forward to that wonderful upgrade where it will only take ONE LiSA application to check and monitor all 3 emails! Who am I kidding, though? I'll still probably run multiple LiSA's because I have at least 6 addresses to keep an eye on and soon I'll be able to do it all! So yes, this is a rock solid app that is very functional, desirable, and down right fun.

At first, it gave me nothing but errors trying to log into my email server. So I quit Lisa and relaucnched. Now no errors, but it just doesn't do anything. Java, blech.

If you use your computer daily this is the only application you should ensure you have. A lovely female British voice makes simple announcements of who sent your e-mail, and the hourly time, never sounded so lusty. And FYI, the customer service at LiSA is as exemplary as the application. Have a question? You'll likely be written by the developer, a true rarity these days. Three words: check it out.

Received notice of above. Website now carries no mention of LiSA. Haven't tried to download yet as mine works fine.