Mass E-mail App Gains OS X Compatibility

by , 10:00 AM EDT, June 6th, 2001

MaxProg has added native OS X support for their application for sending mass e-mails, MaxBulk Mailer 1.7.2. MaxBulk Mailer allows users to easily send e-mail to a large group by providing advanced mail management and mail merge features. This program is ideal for members of large groups or organizations, and now runs natively under Mac OS X. According to MaxProg:

Maxprog is proud to present you with a new release of Maxbulk Mailer, the new version 1.7.2, available from now at our website with several improvements, new features and bug fixes.

The Pro version offers:

• 10 Custom Tags for advanced mail-merge
• Ability to process tags in subject
• Quick selector in order to check/uncheck recipients depending on their fields values.
• Recipients creation directly from Filemaker.

Since v1.5, Maxbulk Mailer can be registered as Standard or as Pro Version. The Pro version support tags also in Subjet and add 10 optional Tags for mailmerge using the new 10 columns in address list allowing to import specific information from your database and send it to your recipients using this new optional tags very handy for software developer who need to send serials, schools who need to send scores to their alumni and so on...

MaxBulk Mailer is a full featured mail-merge and bulk mailer for Macintosh. MaxBulk Mailer is able to send commercial mailings to up to several thousands of emails address using a complete customizable tags set. MaxBulk Mailer is fast, fully customizable and very easy to use. It uses mailings as documents with configuration data, mailing text and mailing list built-in. MaxBulk Mailer handles both plain text and HTML documents.

Maxbulk is perfect for sending:

• Newsletters
• Customer mailings
• ...etc...

The Standard version of MaxBulk Mailer is available for US$24.90, while the Pro version is available for US$39.90. Users may upgrade from the Standard to Pro versions at any time. You can find more information at the MaxProg Web site.

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