| eMail Bounce Handler 3.7.0 |
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| Category : |
E-mail-Clients |
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| Submited Date : |
17, Sep, 2009 |
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| Os Support :
| Windows 2003, XP, 2000, Me, NT |
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| License : |
shareware |
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| Price : |
$25.00 |
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| Size : |
2.52MB |
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| Publisher : |
http://www.maxprog.com/ |
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| Description : |
eMail Bounce Handler is a bounce e-mail filtering and handling tool that recognizes bounce e-mails using a customizable set of rules and extracts the recipients addresses allowing you to use them again to try sending your mail or to take them off your list. eMail Bounce Handler simply connects to your POP or IMAP mailbox in order to retrieve bounces letting any other message untouched. |
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Key Features
POP, APOP and IMAP support. Full SSL v1, v2, v3 and TLS v1 support. Support for DSNs (Delivery Status Notifications) and Enhanced Mail System Status Code. Extraction of bounces from text drops, text file drops and clipboard. Extraction of bounces from Mac OS X Mail, Microsoft Entourage and PowerMail. Multiple customizable accounts. Scheduled connections support. Customizable filtering rules. 60 rules already defined to handle almost 99,9% bounces. Customizable deletion mark. Customizable export function. Complete connection log. Native versions for Mac OS X (Universal) and Windows.
What’s new:
[Upg] New internal rules added to track more bounce types. [Opt] Several speed optimizations. [Fix] Internal error handler modified to better handle spam related bounces. [Fix] Better socket initialization and reseting Between connections. |
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