Email software
Email software is a computer program designed to manage electronic mail.
Unlike web mail service, email software is capable of handling multiple email accounts; what can be very useful for business internet users.
Fri, 10 Aug 2007 02:53:00 CET by SmoothStep
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Email servers
Email application uses POP3 mail servers to receive emails, and SMTP servers to send them.
These incoming and outgoing email servers have to be configured properly before one can start sending and receiving messages.
Advantages using email software
- Local email messages
- E-mail messages are available locally, internet connection is needed only while sending and receiving.
- Email filtering
- E-mail software can be easily configured to filter unwanted email messages (anti-spam).
- Multiple accounts
- E-mail software can be configured to send and receive messages from multiple accounts automatically. There is no need to enter passwords for each account.
- Email templates
- E-mail software supports custom email templates that serve to provide quality business interface for the client.
Popular e-mail software:
Mozilla Thunderbird email client - Is a free email and news software developed by Mozilla Foundation. available for most popular operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X and Unix. Thunderbird features: easy-to-use interface, -multiple accounts, secure protocols and personalization.
Opera Mail client is a flexible, cross platform free email software integrated with Opera web browser. Opera mail client features email filtering (to display only those that are related to a certain topic), automatic spam detection, contact management, e-mail labeling, retrieval and management of news.
Outlook is an e-mail client available as part of the Microsoft Office suite. Outlook is known to be highly insecure email platform. It also takes long time to load (compared to its competitors); frequent crashes are also reported.
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