Date:  Sun, 07 Dec 2003 11:59:54 -0500
From:  "Mark Dodel" <madodel at ptdprolog.net>
Subject:  [VOICENWS] SW: RexxMail build 20031207.161740 released.


From: "Marcus de Geus" <marcusDESPAM at degeus.com> 

A new build of RexxMail is available from my web site:

 <http://www.degeus.com/rexx/rexxmail_english.html>
or
 <http://www.degeus.com/rexx/rexxmail_nederlands.html>

The distribution ZIP file is also available from the Hobbes repository:

 <http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=rexxmail>

Added : ReplyLineLength setting to specify maximum length of quoted (>
....)
        lines in reply messages.
____________________________________________________________________________
RexxMail is an object-oriented WPS e-mail client, written in REXX, which
uses the standard WPS user interface. It features an extensive range of
functions and options with full command-line access.

RexxMail is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License,
see:
 <http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html>

RexxMail features include:

 Standard WPS interface.
 Full command-line access to all functions.
 Send mail from any folder on your desktop.
 Edit/view messages using your favourite editor/viewer.
 Add addresses to messages using standard drag & drop methods.
 Add attachments to messages using standard drag & drop methods.
 Compatible with external junk mail filter software.
 Message transmission status indicator/byte counter/progress bar.
 Display message dates in RFC or ISO-sorted form.
 Display message times as original, local system, or UTC times.
 Calculates time zone offset using any RFC 868 time server.
 User exits to run external programs before/after:
  opening user folders;
  collecting mail;
  sending mail.
 User exits to run external programs for collecting/sending mail.
 User exits to run external programs for processing attachments.
 Process/create/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 on a POP3 mail server, based
  on sender/recipients/subject or junk/virus mail flag.
 Automagically move incoming mail to specific folders (or delete it),
  based on sender/recipients/subject or junk/virus mail flag.
 Automagically move outgoing mail to specific folders (or delete it),
  based on sender/recipients/subject.
 Collect mail from a POP3 server through an interactive interface to:
  Collect a message and delete it from the server;
  Collect a message and leave it on the server;
  Delete a message from the server without collecting it;
  Skip a message on the server for later processing.
 User-customizable signals for:
  Incoming messages;
  Outgoing messages;
  Incoming junk mail;
  Incoming virus mail.
 And more.

Best regards,

Marcus de Geus
--
marcusDESPAM at degeus.com
http://www.degeus.com


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