| A simplified version of its profesional mailing list. It is browser based with easy to setup variable configuration (no editing of text files). Includes an easy to use message form. The program is maintenance free and upgradeable to the profesional version without losing any of your subscribers. Price:Freeware Plateform(s):Unix, Linux, Win NT/2000 Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| Easily and quickly send emails from your browser. Create your own messages that you frequently use in a file. Send email to unique email address in the list. Price:Free Plateform(s):Unix Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| The Mailing List Pro is a complete mailing list package, completely configurable and flexible. The Mailing List Pro will manage unlimited Mailing Lists and collect as much information about your visitor that you require. The Subscription Area is generated automatically by the program, and can easily be customized to match your Site Design. Price:$39.95 Plateform(s):Unix Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| Multi-user mailing list management and email marketing solution for web developers, designers and marketers. If you want save time and increase revenues by providing a professional email marketing service to your clients, iMailer is your solution. Great support and very easy to use. Price:0 Plateform(s):Unix Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| A simple but powerful script which allows users to add themselves to any number of mailing lists. The one script handles them all. Includes features such as email format verification, name require, message personalization and so much more. Allows custom script headers and footers to ensure the script blends with your site's look seamlessly. Customized links to allow easy unsub for each individual. Generation of online form in which you type the message that you want to send, hit send, and it gets sent to all on the list. You can define a set subject and footer to be included in every message sent. Price:Free Plateform(s):Unix Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| MailIt! 99 is an easy to configure mailing list script that allows you to send out professional looking newsletters. MailIt! 99 also includes the ability to mark the priority of your message, that is, you can set it to high, normal, or low importance just like in your favorite email program. Price:Free Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| This script is designed to put Majordomo archives in a readable format. It will put one archive file per web page, so it may not be appropriate for a high-traffic list.
The script works best running on the same server as majordomo, with world-readable archive files, though if you occasionally download the files over to another
server it will work as well; just not auto-update. Price:Free Plateform(s):Unix Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| d-mail.pl is a Perl script that provides a simple way to make newsletter/discussion list email subscribe/unsubscribe text links function as a handy form selection box. It works completely independent of your mailing list and is very easy to install and customize. Price:Free Plateform(s):Unix, Win NT Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| newsPro mail is a Web interface for managing newsletters/announcements. Users can add their email address in the database, and receive email newsletters sent by this script. It is available in English, German, and Russian. Unlike some other similar scripts, no SQL is needed. Price:Free (GPL) Plateform(s):Unix, Solaris, Linux Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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| Build an integral mailing list service provider site, your visitors can signup with you to get mailing list table code, then they can put it in their sites, they can login their account manage their lists, add/delete addresses and send messages any time. see it in action its easy simple and very powerful (complete Template HTML files) Price:Free Plateform(s):Unix, NT Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
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