QMailFilter 1.2
| Developer: |
Quester (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$28.73 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1.58 MB |
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QMailFilter is an easy-to-use Microsoft Outlook add-on designed to provide an advanced intelligent protection against spammers, viruses, unsolicited emails and dangerous HTML code (Web-bugs). QMailFilter uses Bayesian filtering technology that identifies about 99% of incoming spam messages and it contains one before-trained filter as basic data base and this trained filter identifies between 90-99% of incoming advertising emails. QMailFilter seamlessly integrates into the MS Outlook workspace, scanning and quarantining away junk emails; caught spam is placed in a special Spam and Virus folder under your inbox. QMailFilter supplied with before-trained filter (data base). The basic data bank contains characteristics from approx. 10,000 classified advertising emails as well as from 1,000 classified normal emails; altogether this data base contains a Spam dictionary with approximately 180,000 entries. For advertising senders it will thereby increasingly more difficulty to adapt its emails in such a way that these are not recognized and segregated by the receiver. QMailFilter enables users to run and manage their friends and enemies lists, build their own filters or set it to block any messages written in unsolicited emails. QMailFilter is universally applicable, both for the private user (free use), and by integration in Outlook networks e.g. with OLfolders or an Exchange Server. QMailFilter plus OLfolders, QSynchronization, QMailFilter, QSearchFolders, OLfax, QNewsLetter as well as QSyncFTP for the automatic publish your web site to any FTP server offers an economical and industries independent Outlook and Windows total conception for small and medium-size enterprises which set on economical and fast IT solutions which can be administered easily. Currently, about 15,000 users in 7,500 companies world-wide are using OLfolders for Outlook networks mit QMailFilter.
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