SendLater 2.11
| Developer: |
4Team Corporation (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64/ V |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$24.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.70 MB |
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SendLater is a convenient e-mail scheduler allowing you to handle your e-mail correspondence in a timely manner even if you are away from your computer. Your computer will never forget to send an important business or personal message. Prepare all your email notifications and reminders, greetings in advance and schedule requrrence their delivery. As long as your computer is online, your e-mail will be sent automatically even Outlook is not running. The program is easy to install and easy to handle. Each time you reply or create a new e-mail message, you will be able to choose a particular time and recurrence for your PC to send your message. Just click the "SendLater" icon on the toolbar and select the sending time using time-and-date/recurrence selector. Click "Send later" and your message will be scheduled for that time/recurrence and saved in the "Send Later" folder. Be sure that it will be sent exactly at the time and recurrence of your choice. And at any time, you can open the "Send Later" folder and edit, remove or send your messages manually. You can specify the bulk of e-mails and the time interval for the split e-mail sending. "Send Now" feature now allows you to send e-mails from the Internet pages "mailto:" links, Office or other programs right away, without opening Outlook.
The "Grab File" feature for attachments: automatically "grabs" the last-modified document from you specified location. The "Ignore file" list and "Ignore hidden and system files" feature: allows for ignoring the unwanted files to be "grabbed".
SendLater examples of use:
- No more reminders needed. Schedule repetitive emails at daily, weekly, monthly or even yearly intervals.
- Monthly billing notifications
- direct marketing letters and reports
- routine company meetings reminders
- never miss birthdays, anniversaries, and holiday greetings and etc. |
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