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...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 a couple of seconds to my friend or to a mailbox for a subscription closing in a minute. Well, here comes the time complexity. We need faster client-side apps for mailing. I have understood the need of such a software and I’m glad to present it before you.

A simple program that sits in the Windows tray and notifies you of new e-mails coming in. The program uses the IMAP IDLE command so your IMAP server must support that option.

Synchronizes Novell Groupwise appointments to the Google calendar. The Google calender name could be set at the config file. Each time the application deletes all Google calendar entries, so only one direction is supported.

I would like to continue the good Ndoc project which is a comfortable tool to create documents to our active project(s).Now I have been just studying C# in Vienna that is why I can not develop so intensely. Contact with me: iptables at c2 dot hu.

Had trouble importing a multi-contact vCard into Outlook, well this is the solution, it will conect to outlook and read in the vCard creating the contacts, it will also mark each contact so that that they can be updated.

A project written in C# sends email without defining a smtp server. It queries dns servers for the MaileXchange records and sends them directly, so, there is no need to define a smtp server. It supports complete SMTP and SSL protocols.

This is a set of .NET class libraries, designed to use various Internet protocols in a easy-to-use OO matter. So far it contains a POP3 and an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) library.