CTMailer Crack + Keygen Download
Easily Send personalized email to recipients in rich html format
| Version | 2.20 |
| Updated | Oct 14th 2005 |
| Developer |
Cypress Technologies
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| User Rating |
960
2.3
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| Original File Size | 2 MB |
| Downloads | 7284 |
| Systems | Windows All |
| Category | Internet |
CTMailer previous crack versions:
With CTMailer you can send a pre-written email message to a list of recipients. Html format, does not require access to ISP SMTP server and is multi-threaded for fast delivery. Simply the easiest way to send your personalized message to your customers and friends. Free to use with certain functionality changes.
Limitations:
￭ the mailing list is limited to 200 addresses
￭ 15 day trial
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