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SerialMailer 6.4
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SerialMailer is a powerful and easy to use tool for companies and individuals who want to communicate with a large group of customers, students, friends or other e-mail contacts without having to rewrite the mail for each recipient.
The integrated database allows you to effectively manage your recipients list as well as to import addresses from other sources such as the Apple AddressBook. Personalize each message by inserting data fields into your mail, SerialMailer will take care of filling in the correct information on send time.
A variety of tools - such as design templates - help you streamline the creation of your next mailing and give you more time to focus on the contents of your mail.
Main features:- Intuitive user interface
- Fast and reliable
- Import addresses from the AddressBook or via vCard files
- Support for plain text and rich text mails
- Personalization using the database (templates)
- Sends messages using the built-in client or your Apple Mail accounts
- Includes a built-in mail server to deliver mails directly, no mail account required
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL) support
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