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Why type an email when you can send a voice email? iSay is the best and most popular utilty to send voice email and make voice notes. Would you like your messages to be just characters on a page or to connect with people by sending your voice which is more rich, dramatic and colorful? iSay is quick, easy, and the people you send to don't need any special software. They can click on the player in their email and hear it instantly without having to install any software. Also use iSay to take notes and iCal compatible To Do lists. Don't waste time just say it, with iSay. Multiple File Formats Save your voice into a variety of file formats depending on who you are sending to. If you are sending to another Mac user, use uLaw and the file will have a play button within the email message. If you are sending to a Windows user you might want to chose WAV format for the most compatibility. Voice Notes Whether you want to record a phone call, or simply make a note of the requirements for the new computer you need to buy, iSay can help save you from needless typing. Simply record your note, and then click Send and select voice notes. From within voice notes you can record more notes, play your voice notes or email your voice notes.
What's new in this version:
- Fixed a bug with emails not working on Windows if you have QT 7.0.2
- The Archive list now includes little buttons for removing the recordings.
- Updated the Report Sender to include a screenshot facility.
- Updated the Update system
- Ability to specifiy the subject of the message.
- Can now drag the window by clicking and dragging where there isn't an item.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- 10.3 or higher
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neat concept, but with problems 
- Version: 1.3.1, 9/20/2005 11:18AM PST
(1 of 3 users found this comment useful)
Rufus J
Nuff said - Version: 1.1.2, 5/30/2005 03:23PM PST
(2 of 7 users found this comment useful)
Duckhue
Don't you just hate whinners. 20.00 is a great price for such a cool application. Heck, I loose more than that going shopping for my wife and forget to use the coupons, what ever those are. These guys have the best and most solid you will ever use. Their support is unmatched. I was VERY happy with CopyPaste and use it all the time. Now they come out with iSay, which is just amazing. Voice email, what a great idea.
Quite Nice - Version: 1.1, 3/15/2005 07:04AM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
Zeb1
iSay is a nice little application. The bluetooth option is great. Sending audio files to my mobile is very fast.
I would like more email clients listed from the drop-down menu "default client" ( GyazMail ) is not listed. Better still, the option to choose your own email client.
When sending a file "Via Mail" the file name becomes a long list of numbers in Mail client instead of the name i called my recording in the "Voice Notes".
I would like more email clients listed from the drop-down menu "default client" ( GyazMail ) is not listed. Better still, the option to choose your own email client.
When sending a file "Via Mail" the file name becomes a long list of numbers in Mail client instead of the name i called my recording in the "Voice Notes".
It would be my suggestion that the emails should be composed and formatted in and sent directly from iSay, with integration with the preferred email client's address book only. This route offers a better possiblity for successfully attaching the audio files in such a way that they are displayed inline, as desired and "promised", in more clients. This would also allow people who use clients which don't allow sending inline attachments access to this nifty idea.
I would love to have this app working for me as the developers suggest it can, but it just doesn't right now. If they can figure out a way to get more universally consistent display I would not object to $20 as being too pricey, but it's not there, in my mind. I can recommend that interested people try this because it's a great and cool idea, but I wouldn't tell anyone to buy it without trying it and considering it's current drawbacks and inconsistencies for themselves.