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| The Bat |
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Keeping e-mail under control is becoming a full-time job for many Internet users so it makes sense to use an e-mail client that can stem this electronic deluge. The Bat looks an ideal candidate as it can manage multiple accounts and provides a wealth of tools for organising incoming and outgoing messages. Unlike some industrial strength e-mail clients, The Bat requires minimal system resources and support for IMAP4, POP, APOP and SMTP protocols means it can talk to virtually any e-mail server. The simplistic main interface doesnt do it justice but delve deeper and youll find it is a remarkably powerful utility. Filters help control your mail by allowing you to decide how different messages are handled by sorting them into different folders, redirecting or deleting them or sending an automatic reply--another application can even be started if a message has certain keywords in it. Mail doesnt need to be downloaded first as you can view it while its on the server and remotely delete those you dont want. Four template types speed up message composition by auto-completing specific fields and a handy address book keeps your contacts in order. Backup hasnt been forgotten either as The Bat can secure all your accounts, folders, preferences and attachments to a separate file. A feature of The Batthat could prove useful to small business is its ability to operate as a mail server allowing local users with no Internet access to pass e-mail around the office. One system acts in server mode while all others are configured as clients and The Bat supports an unlimited number of local users. --Dave Mitchell |
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