RexxMail is an e-mail client that makes full use of the wide range of features offered by the OS/2 Workplace Shell for managing and processing files as objects.

RexxMail features include:

    * standard WPS interface;
    * full command-line access to all functions;
    * send mail from the standard RexxMail Out folder or from any other folder on your desktop, including the desktop itself (of course);
    * edit and view mail messages using your favourite editor and/or text viewer;
    * add addresses (from any mail message or address text list) to messages using standard drag & drop methods;
    * add attachments to messages using standard drag & drop methods;
    * compatible with external junk mail filter software;
    * compatible with external virus mail filter software;
    * optional full message transmission status indicator, including byte counter and progress bar;
    * display message dates in RFC or ISO-sorted form;
    * display message times as original, local system, or UTC times;
    * determine time zone offset from external time (RFC 868) server;
    * user exits to run external programs before/after opening user folders, before/after collecting mail, before/after sending mail;
    * user exits to run external programs for collecting and sending mail;
    * user exits to run external programs for processing incoming and outgoing attachments;
    * user-customizable signals for different messages;
    * process or create (and optionally edit) messages from the command line, a user script, or any other program with user exits;
    * add attachments to messages from the command line, a user script, or any other program with user exits;
    * automagically collect/delete/skip mail waiting on a POP3 mail server, based on content, sender, recipients, subject, junk mail flags, and/or virus mail flags;
    * automagically move incoming mail to specific folders (or delete it) after collecting or viewing, based on content, sender, recipients, subject, junk mail flags, and/or virus mail flags;
    * automagically move outgoing mail to specific folders (or delete it) after sending, based on content, sender, recipients, and/or subject;
    * optionally collect mail from a POP3 server through an interactive interface that lets you:
          o collect a message and delete it from the server;
          o collect a message and leave it on the server;
          o delete a message from the server without collecting it;
          o skip a message on the server for later processing; 

and much, much more.

 ¸ 2006  M.C. de Geus
 http://www.degeus.com/rexxmail/