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MiTeC Mail Viewer v.1.8.3.0
Viewer for standalone files containing Microsoft Outlook Express 4,5 and 6 message database (*.idx/*.mbx/*.dbx), Windows Vista Mail and Windows Live mail message databases as well as standalone EML files.
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RapidoSMTP v.1.5
RapidoSMTP allows you to turn on the Postfix SMTP server built into Mac OS X, which will allow you to send mail from from any applications like Apple Mail or Microsoft Entourage without using the SMTP server of your internet provider.
TinkerTool 4.95 Build v.1212
TinkerTool is an application that gives you access to additional preference settings Apple has built into Mac OS X.
The Insidious Big Brother DataBase v.b.2.35
The Insidious Big Brother DataBase is an emacs-based contact manager that integrates itself into your mail and news clients.
DBX Extract Free v.1.0
DBX Extract damaged files with dbx extension and it does not matter why these documents were corrupted. DBX Extract Free recovers even deleted messages that were removed from your PC by mistake and retrieves the data from dbx files.
Mail Recovery for Outlook Express v.2. 3. 2001
Losing only a little bit of valuable information can cause a lot of trouble. But until no other letters are added to the folder with the deleted messages or until this folder is compacted, most of the data can be restored.
Yahoo Mail Informer v.1.3
Yahoo Mail Informer is a Chrome extension which notifies you when a new mail arrives in to your Yahoo Mail Inbox.
Sparrow Lite v.1.0
Sparrow Lite for Mac Sparrow Lite allows only one mail account (Gmail) and is ad supported.
MailBell v.2 27
MailBell is a utility that assists you with your email. It periodically checks one or multiple email accounts (POP3, IMAP, POP3/IMAP-SSL, MAPI, Hotmail.com, MSN.
Taco HTML Edit v.2.0.0
Taco HTML Edit is a full-featured HTML editor and PHP editor distributed as freeware.
MacFusion v.2.0
MacFusion brings all sorts of information to your Mac in the form of files and folders displayed as just another "Volume" on your Mac desktop.