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Manitou-Mail is a free Qt-based database-driven Mail User Agent with associated scripts. It stores mailboxes and mail messages as structured data, accessible (possibly concurrently) by SQL, in addition to providing common mailer features and some more.
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oserp - stands for OpenSource Emailer Replaces Pine. First goal - replace pine with an open souce work-alike using perl. Second - add an SQL backend to Mail::Box, and thus to oserp. Third - Port to C++, using GNU MailUtils as the backend.
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Simple WPF Emailing
Newsletters / emailing Tool
simple Emailing is a newsLetter / Mass Mailing Tool. It's writen in C# / .Net 4 / WPF and deals with SQL Server Compact. It contains browser, email extractor from web page and ASCII file.. Fr : simple Emailing WPF est un outil de newsLetter / gestion de Mass Mailing. Aprés la configuration de votre compte mail ( SMTP ) , vous pourrez publiposter à une liste de prospect / contact, gérée avec les champs : organisation/société, nom, prenom du contact... il contient également un navigateur web et un extracteur d'adresse mail ( fichier texte et page web ). ... -
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...Please see the re-alpine project for a better alternative. oserp - stands for OpenSource Emailer Replaces Pine. First goal - replace pine with an open souce work-alike using perl. Second - add an SQL backend to Mail::Box, and thus to oserp. Third - Port to C++, using GNU MailUtils as the backend.
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Remote Mail is a multi-account Webmail manager. Quick as a webmail, yet powerful like a POP Email client, it lets you access via Web many POP accounts at once. The ideal companion for people who want to quickly read their mail everywhere they are.
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A multiplatform (Unix/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X) mail client with native versions for each platform and features such as appointments and NNTP newsgroups.
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Tortoise Mail is a POP3 and SMTP E-Mail Client written in PHP. By using PEAR Package DB, it supports many SQL-Based Databases (dbase, fbsql, ibase, ifx, msql, mssql, mysql, oci8, odbc, pgsql, sqlite, sybase). It is also PHP 5.x compatible.
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NOTICE: Keep in mind that POP3ye is alpha software and by definition it is a long way from finished. POP3ye is a fully featured web-based e-mail client written in Object Oriented PHP 5. It ony supports the POP3 protocol.
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pVigil is an Objected Oriented Bug/Issue manager API (LGPL) written in PHP and several "example" user interfaces (GPL) such as e-mail, web, windows (VB) and Soap/XML-RPC. It uses the file system for storage, or you may choose from a variety of SQL DBs.
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A web mail service based on J2EE and open source sql database. It supported rules, addressbook, etc..
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