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Product Description:
MailTemplate is a solution to a problem of sending similar messages to different people. It is NOT a bulk mail software, it helps composing messages to individual recipients. One example where mail templates are useful is when you provide a support via e-mail and you often receive similar or identical questions which require similar or identical responses.
MailTemplate offers an easy solution: create your templates once and use them in your new messages or responses. It can save you a lot of typing and a lot of time.
The download package is a 15 day trial version. If you upgrade an expired trial version your trial period will be extended by 5 days allowing you to check out the new version.
Free Licenses
Non-profit/charity organizations are eligible for free licenses if the following conditions are met: it's not a political organization, has a internet website and registration request comes from e-mail in its website domain. Free software authors may receive free licenses if they provide support for their software. Any request for free license is subject to evaluation.
Free Extras
Version 1.4 adds some extras. Those extras are free, which means that they can be used without any restrictions and registration is not required after 2 week's demo period to continue to use them.
1. New Message with Attachment � ctrl-click on a file or folder in Finder to see this option activated.
2. Mark Message as Replied/Not Replied � click on a message to mark it as replied or not replied.
3. Copy Sender's First Name/Last Name/Full Name � ctrl-click on a message and copy sender's name.
MailTemplate offers an easy solution: create your templates once and use them in your new messages or responses. It can save you a lot of typing and a lot of time.
The download package is a 15 day trial version. If you upgrade an expired trial version your trial period will be extended by 5 days allowing you to check out the new version.
Free Licenses
Non-profit/charity organizations are eligible for free licenses if the following conditions are met: it's not a political organization, has a internet website and registration request comes from e-mail in its website domain. Free software authors may receive free licenses if they provide support for their software. Any request for free license is subject to evaluation.
Free Extras
Version 1.4 adds some extras. Those extras are free, which means that they can be used without any restrictions and registration is not required after 2 week's demo period to continue to use them.
1. New Message with Attachment � ctrl-click on a file or folder in Finder to see this option activated.
2. Mark Message as Replied/Not Replied � click on a message to mark it as replied or not replied.
3. Copy Sender's First Name/Last Name/Full Name � ctrl-click on a message and copy sender's name.
What's new in this version:
- Added toolbar item for Apple's Address Book
- Fixed dropping addresses into selected text fields.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher
- Mail.app
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Features: | (3.0) |
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| Ease of Use: | (3.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (2.5) |
Price: | (4.0) |
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I too need HTML eMail - Version: 1.6.1, 2/15/2007 01:40PM PST
(0 of 1 users found this comment useful)
DrBilly
This program is great if you're only text-messaging, but that's not what the majority of folks are doing with eMail, these days. It is out of step and out of time. And, insisting that "Real Emailers Don't Use Graphics" is silly — a little like insisting REAL clothes-washers beat their clothes on a rock. Your head is stuck firmly in the sand. The word "Ludite" springs to mind.
I need formatted emails with graphics - Version: 1.6.1, 11/9/2006 03:51PM PST
(1 of 2 users found this comment useful)
drdocument
Sorry; I'm looking for software that allows me to create a nice formatted email with graphics and stuff to use as email templates.
I'm sure this software is good at its intended purpose, but I need something different.
Thanks anyway.
I'm sure this software is good at its intended purpose, but I need something different.
Thanks anyway.
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- I need formatted emails with graphics
Good start, needs improvement... - Version: 1.6.1, 8/20/2006 01:10PM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
Wise_Weasel
This is a great tool, but has a few shortcomings that need to be addressed.
1) Keyboard shortcuts. This is crucial. We need a way to call up templates immediately, like command-shift-1, command-shift-2, etc. Ultimately, it would also be nice to be able to call up a template directly, like with a toolbar icon that opens and closes a side drawer with a list of templates.
2) The text quoting format for replies is a bit lame. It would be nice to use the standard mail quote formatting.
Overall, this is a good tool. It's just a bit painful to have to dig into a buried contextual menus every time you want to access a template. I hope this can be addressed for more efficient use. I just found out about this, and will probably buy it, but it would be nice to have an improved method of access.
1) Keyboard shortcuts. This is crucial. We need a way to call up templates immediately, like command-shift-1, command-shift-2, etc. Ultimately, it would also be nice to be able to call up a template directly, like with a toolbar icon that opens and closes a side drawer with a list of templates.
2) The text quoting format for replies is a bit lame. It would be nice to use the standard mail quote formatting.
Overall, this is a good tool. It's just a bit painful to have to dig into a buried contextual menus every time you want to access a template. I hope this can be addressed for more efficient use. I just found out about this, and will probably buy it, but it would be nice to have an improved method of access.
