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Ezine/Newsletter
Applications and Helpers
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Tags Bonanza
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Learn how to create some pretty Far Out HTML Mail
Tags! Learn how to predefine the Subjects, Body, CC and BCC. Very few
if anyone understands this! After reading this manual, you'll NEVER create
boring HTML MailTags again!
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| MMG
A-List |
The 100 Best Free E-Mail Publications: The MMG
A-List is a killer stand-alone application that gives you a listing of the
TOP 100 e-mail publications on the Internet, all sorted by category.
In addition, it enables you to automatically subscribe and unsubscribe from
within the program with a single mouse click.
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| Newsletters
Galore
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Literally hundreds of newsletters to subscribe
to, swap ads, send your articles to or place ads. |
| Outlook
Express Mail Stationery |
Get custom stationery to liven up your online
correspondence. This is the place to go. Here, you'll find a wonderful collection
of free themed stationery for use on Outlook. Each self-installing package
includes beautiful scrolling backgrounds, and some include music. (Note:
these files are for Windows only).
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| Popcorn
E-mail client release 1.02 |
Popcorn is a freeware ultra-lightweight POP3/SMTP
e-mail client, free from unwanted and useless bloatware features. Being
a true client/server application, it does not work in the same way as a typical
mail program. This means that you're reading mail from a POP3 server directly,
without downloading it to a local mailbox on your PC (although you can
save mail messages locally if you want to). This makes it ideally
suited for "on the road" mail access, and for scanning, reading and sending
mail over slow internet connections.
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| UltraEdit32 |
A great ASCII based word processing program is
a must for anyone running an email list. This program offers great features
for email newsletter publishers. Features include a spell-checker and the
ability to set line width for easy message reading in all email programs.
This software is available as a free download and 30 day
evaluation. |
MYTH: It is the old people who are
most lonely.
FACT: On the contrary, we really become less lonely
as we grow older. The young adults are the ones that are loneliest, since
older people have already learned to establish close relationships that matter
to them. |
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