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Mammail 1.0
Email client written in C# .NET; fast and smart, 1 button push mailing
Every now and then we need to e-mail our friends, family and more. But the available suites are not only complicated but also time consuming. They are mainly targeted for business purposes like Microsoft Office Outlook, or Windows Live Mail. Those of you who use such mail clients definitely know that these programs have got a jerky performance as well as keeps you waiting for a minute or so just to synchronize(send/receive) mails from your mail accounts. What if I just need to send a mail in... -
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KReminder is outlook add-on, which sends reminders by email if they are not dismissed by user in specified amount of time. You can select different cell phone carriers such as T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and etc or regular email.
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Automated Server Monitor (ASM) has been designed to monitor 1..n servers for service availability. This includes checking any TCP/UDP service, many popular databases including Firebird, MySQL and SQL Server. ASM has been written using Delphi and C#.
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Nikita is a peer-to-peer PIM. It will offer all the same benefits of the standard PIMS (such as Outlook or Chandler) but will not require a central server. Items can be marked as Calendar, Task, Email, etc... or any combination of those. Silos be gone!
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