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xmlabsync
Synchronizes the Mac OS X Address Book to and from an XML-based format
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MacBiff is a "Biff" program for Mac OS X. It unobtrusively resides in the system bar, periodically checking your IMAP server for new email, and reports where in your folder hierarchy your new mail resides.
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The most advanced Email Client for Mac OS X! Apollo lets you set up Robots to reply to Emails while you're away, Assistants to help with every-day tasks, and AppleScript for endless plugins by you or other people. And Apollo is totally free!
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This project has moved to <http://christianserving.org/project/truepreview>. TruePreview is a plugin for Apple's Mail.app that allows you to truly preview messages.
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tnefDD is a OS X program that extracts attachments from TNEF formatted files (e.g., winmail.dat files), which can't directly be read by either Apple Mail or Microsoft Entourage. tnefDD features drag-and-drop operation for ease of use.
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Ginko - A mail and news client for OpenStep platforms. Initial targets are Mac OS X and GNUstep. Ginko will provide a unified view on mail and news while being optimized for 'disconnected' work.
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A Video Messaging project where users can login, check their video mail and reply by recording their own messages. Users can also select from various different quartz effects to apply to the recording.
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A plugin for the MacOS X Mail application that adds the ability to fetch mail stored on a httpmail (Hotmail) server
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Building on the OpenStep EDCommon and EDInternet frameworks, OPMessageServices offer higher level services for RFC2822 messages like message stores, message producers and message consumers.
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Keychain Framework is an Objective C Foundation-based framework for accessing Keychain and Security services under MacOS X. It provides convenience wrappers around the CDSA library included with MacOS X, facilities for manipulating keychains, and more.
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Mailcash if a plugin for Apple's Mail program that provides hashcash support - that is, verification and generation of hashcash stamps. Refer to <http://www.hashcash.org/> for more information about Hashcash.
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Tool for importing and exporting records into the Mac OS X Address Book. Comma Separated Value (CSV) formats will be supported initially, although other formats may be added. Currently, only the Microsoft Outlook CSV format is supported.
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Binary package of Ximian (Novell) Evolution (X11 version) for Mac OS X, with native Mac OS X installer.
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Handles GetURL apple events, like a mail client would handle a mailto link, by delegating them to the mutt mail client, using AppleScript and Terminal.app. Both the developers are viewing this mostly as a learning experience, so you are welcome to join.
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An email & news web-application using J2EE (EJB, Java Mail, JSP, etc.) technology. Services include: Register, attachment, banners, quota, forgot password, filters, user preferences ,people search, virus protection, backup plans and SSL.
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