si.Mail 1.1.0.1770 freeware    

Author Miha Vrhovnik OS Windows2000, Windows2003, WinXP, Windows Vista Date Released December 25, 2008 Downloads 151 Filesize 4.17 MB Keywords mail client, mail checker, check mail, e-mail, checker, check Your Rating   - click to rate - you will be first!

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si.Mail is a freeware e-mail client written in Delphi. With HTML message editing viewing capability (html is filtred to remove Java script, VB script, before sending to html renderer), POP3, SMTP with and without authentication, si.Mail provides you the most important features of an e-mail client in a very small package. ...

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Version	Date Released	Status	Release Notes
1.1.0.1770	Dec 25, 2008	New Release	· Advanced auto configuration feature I was talking about in September of 2008. It is mostly working and it takes under two seconds to configure. Adding a little teaser. · To Do list management, which is in planing stages. · I also had to implement a breaking change for Profiles folder. This change will effect only users who have si.Mail installed in Program Files folder. This is a result of more and more users using Vista, and Vista completely forbidding to write anything inside Program Files. So now if si.Mail is installed inside Program Files, Profiles are located in si.Mail folder inside your Documents folder e.g by Vista defaults C:UsersDocumentssi.Mail. Below is the error message you get. si.Mail no longer supports having Profiles in sub folder when run from Program Files. Here is what you can do: · * You can force old behavior by creating an empty file named ‘profiles.force’ inside ‘C:Program Files (x86)si.Mail’.