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PDF-Bulk-Letter-Mailer
Send particular page(es) of PDF-file(s) to the imprinted recipient
Assuming you have a PDF-file and every page of that file is intended for different recipient, then PDF-Bulk-Letter-Mailer is your friend. PDF-Bulk-Letter-Mailer searches every single page for valid e-mail-address(es), extracts that page and mails it to the corresponding postbox. Done! Alternatively PDF-Bulk-Letter-Mailer can search for tags that accord to an e-mail-address in an uploaded CSV-file. -
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Auto Encryption is an extension to thunderbird to search your certificate database and find the emails you enter. If they are found and your able to encrypt the mail it enables encryption, otherwise it disables it.
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aamFetch is a utility for fetching your anonymous esub nym messages from the alt.anonymous.messages newsgroup (or other newsgroups). It allows multiple encrypt-subjects to scan, multiple "destination files" to save messages to and random chaff downloads.
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GPGrelay is a small email-relaying server that uses GnuPG (the GNU Privacy Guard) to sign/encrypt (SMTP-Relay) or verify/decrypt (POP3-/IMAP-Relay) emails. This enables many email-clients to send and receive emails that are PGP-MIME conform.
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This small simple secure mail interface allows users to create messages, encrypt them with a password using the Enigma cipher and then send them to anyone with an email account.
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