Used Office Mail for Windows?
Developer’s Description
By Burrotech
""New antivirus feature will disarm any incoming email virus or worm (like Melissa).""
Full Specifications
- GENERAL
- Release
- Latest update
- Version
- 1.1
- OPERATING SYSTEMS
- Platform
- Windows
- Operating System
- Windows 2000
- Windows 98
- Windows ME
- Windows 10
- Windows NT
- Windows XP
- Additional Requirements
- Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP
- POPULARITY
- Total Downloads
- 56,653
- Downloads Last Week
- 2
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User Reviews
4.7/5
25 User Votes
It's is free adware to be precise
chatologic- Pros
- It's free, however, I don't particularly like adware so I did not configure it or did not test to see if it worked as stated. If you don't like addware (banners in this case at the end of every email) thans don't bother
- Cons
- it's addware. It should be listed on the limitation but it's not.
- Summary
- May be free and it may work but it's addware.
i am happy to be one of the users of office mail
customer_confirmation- Pros
- i like it very very much
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- i like everything about <p> it is very very efficient
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PAPPOMN- Pros
- XCVXCV
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Amazingly easy to setup. Does exactly what it says
burrster- Pros
- Quick and easy to setup. 5 minutes tops. it created much quicker more efficient environment in my office at work, for free <p>Keep up the good work!!
- Cons
- nothing.
- Summary
too gooood
srimani- Pros
- This util is very good for managing mail from internet and as well from LAN.i found tis to be very cool for LAN mail... <p>hats off to the developers
- Cons
- everything is cool u don;t need anything that;s its a freeware anyhow we need to register....
- Summary
simple setup for closed box testing environments
User 10101- Pros
- I was up an running with this as a POP email server on a closed box test environment in about 5 min. I was concerned that this was a just a gather and distribute program which requires you to use external servers etc. Not the case, its both a standalone email server and a email distribution system. <p> <p>Follow these simple steps to get it running with no network at all and start sending emails to yourself :) <p> <p>[ WinXP box ] <p> <p>1.) add two users to the Users tab (for the POP account) <p>2.) add two email addresses to the Local Distribution tab sending email to the two accounts you just created. <p>3.) Open up outlook express create 2 mail accounts. Making sure to specify the correct email address (which may or may not be the same as the login to the account) Use your machines name as the email servers. <p>4.) send a test email from the frist account to the email address you gave the second account! <p>5.) that is it! you can now email yourself as much as you like!
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Simple way to manage mail
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- I found this software simple to use and support received was very quick and helpful. An excellent product if you have mutiple users using one computer. Haven't tried this on a LAN but should be simple enough to use.
Never saw such an easy to setup server. Just like it should be!
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Brilliant mail router
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- This has transformed my office allowing 4 users to use one system for all the email. Great.
Wonderful!
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- Program is easy to setup and is free!!! I'm a first time user to a LAN mail system and this has been great to me. Works with Norton Anti-virus to ensure the best network protect and e-mail safety. What more could you ask? I don't know..