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SnapMail is the cross-platform private messaging and file transfer utility for your office. Instantly send messages, files, reminders, and alerts on your network. Unlike instant messaging, SnapMail uses peer-to-peer technology and does not rely on Internet servers to send mail within your local network. This makes SnapMail a very fast in-house messaging system that complements your Internet email. All of your messaging can be conducted without fear of accidentally sending mail out of your company. In addition, there is no junk mail and no non-company e-mailing. You can be sure that everything in SnapMail is company business. SnapMail also connects remote offices securely across the Internet, creating a "virtual LAN".
SnapMail is plug and play software. It installs in a minute and is immediately usable. SnapMail configures itself and finds other users on the network without system administration.
SnapMail features include:
SnapMail is plug and play software. It installs in a minute and is immediately usable. SnapMail configures itself and finds other users on the network without system administration.
SnapMail features include:
- Seamlessly send files between Macintosh and Windows computers.
- In addition to regular mail messages, send "Snaps" that notify the recipient with an alert pop-up. Respond directly to Snaps with a single mouse click using preconfigured "SnapBacks" (e.g. Take a message for me).
- Send reminder messages to yourself or others that will arrive at some future time.
- Activate an auto-reply message when you are busy or out of the office
- Create templates for text or forms that you send often, including their intended recipients. Identify these templates with color icons that give your mail a personal touch.
- Receive return receipts when your mail is read
- Send attachments with your mail (including folders)
- Manage your mail with folders and full search capability
- Proofread your messages using a while-you-type built-in spell checker and spelling suggestions
- Create groups, so you can send mail to a number of people with one easy selection
- Choose how you will be notified of mail delivery with sounds, icons, and alert boxes
What's new in this version:
- All-Administrative Tools window is improved, name changes are added
- All-Unread message count is displayed when a message is open
- All-All users may now handle user deletion
- OS X-Universal Binary build now runs native on Mac Intel and Mac PPC, 10.3 or better
- All-Importing of SnapMail 4 mailbox is improved and previously imported mailboxes are repaired
- All- Groups are updated with name changes
- All- Log file no longer grows too big, causing SnapMail to slow down
- All- Spell check no longer marks numbers as misspelled
- All-Fixed bug where main window would occasionally not appear when application is brought forward
- WIN-Minimizing to System Tray no longer can cause program to disappear
- Win-Single click on URLs now open site in browser
- OS X-URL beginning message text no longer sets all messages to be underlined when displayed
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
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
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Customer Service - Version: 5.1, 1/3/2008 02:11PM PST
beazgolf
I have used this product for a number of years in an educational setting and I must say that Glassbead.com has the best customer service I have ever experienced. Any questions or problems have been answered immediately by email or in one case by personal phone call. They are on top of any problems and only want to help you make their products work for you. The best!!!!
Hard to beat this product, strong recommend 
- Version: 4.3.5, 7/11/2006 02:54PM PST
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phudsonmd
I have used this program for years and it is always a must in my office. I now use it to link my home, laptop and office with encrypted mail. I don't know what I would do without it. Tech support is excellent. Cross platform and not expensive.
Peer to Peer Model - Version: 4.1b6, 10/16/2003 09:49AM PST
Jeff Mincey
I assume that the absence of a central mail server means that the mail for each individual user is "anchored" to his own specific (and the same) computer. So organizations that want to provide for data backup of mail must then separately back up each client computer on the LAN. Also, users with a mail "account" at the office who then wish to send mail from another computer (such as from their home office) must presumably then engage a new SnapMail session and a different set of mail would then be created. Therefore, an individual's mail has the potential to be scattered among multiple machines rather than to be centralized and accessible over the network from a single source (as in IMAP).
This is not a criticism at all. I'm just trying to get my head around this different model or approach to mail. There are trade-offs to everything, and I want to know if my assumptions about the possible pitfalls to this product are correct.
This is not a criticism at all. I'm just trying to get my head around this different model or approach to mail. There are trade-offs to everything, and I want to know if my assumptions about the possible pitfalls to this product are correct.
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