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FlashMail
Password Protection
- Password protection is available.
- If the password is incorrect, you can not enter
Flash Mail.
- Password hint is available, which reminds you of
the password.
Manage Multiple E-mail Accounts
- After the system setting is completed, you can manage
multiple e-mail accounts. You can choose <Add New> or <Import>to
add new accounts. If you select <Import>, the existing Outlook
Express e-mail accounts will be imported.
Conveniently Send and Receive E-mails
- Includes the function of Receiving and Sending e-mails.
- Provides the function of Reply/Forward/Save/Save
As.
- Assists in sending e-mail with backup and draft
saving functions.
- Sends e-mail with attached files.
- Supports Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Japanese,
Korean, English, and West Europe systems.
Fast & Easy Mail Browsing
- The mails can be arranged in order by sender, subject,
date, or post
location.
- It only downloads the basic information of every
e-mail. User then can
determine whether receiving the e-mail or not.
- "Select All", "Select Inverse"
and "Delete Select" ... etc. can be used to
brows the e-mails.
- Supports the HTML format.
- When deleting an e-mail, you can choose to delete
the local copy only or
delete the copy in the server as well.
Automatically Import/Export Outlook Address
Book
- You can transfer address books from e-mail softwares,
such as Outlook
Express, to Flash Mail via CSV format.
- Pentium III or above
- 32 MB RAM or above
- Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP
MobileMail
Introduction
MobileMail offers user a convenience
tool to bring outlook express everywhere. Whether you want to exchange
e-mail with colleagues and friends or join newsgroups to trade ideas
and information, you may open outlook express with MobileMail and
all the e-mail information will be restored in your USB device only.
If you are working with more then 2 languages Windows system, we
recommend you to use FlashMail software as your e-mail system.
Multiple e-mail and newsgroup accounts management
If you have several e-mail accounts or newsgroup, you may use MobileOutlook
to work with all of them in one window. You can also create multiple
users in MobileOutlook. Each user has one e-mail folders and an
address Book.
Quickly browse e-mail through
messages
- You may quickly view a list of messages from the
message list. The Folders list contains e-mail folders, news servers,
and newsgroups, and you can easily switch among them. You can also
create new folders to organize and sort messages, and then set up
message rules so that incoming e-mail that meets your criteria automatically
goes to a specific folder. You can also create your own views to
customize the way you look at your e-mail.
Keep your e-mail on a server so you can view
it from more than one computer
- If your Internet service provider (ISP) uses an
Internet message access protocol (IMAP) e-mail server for incoming
e-mail, you can read, store, and organize your messages in folders
on the server without downloading the messages to your computer.
That way, you can view messages from any computer that can connect
to that server.
Use the Address Book to store
and retrieve e-mail addresses
- You can save names and addresses in the Address
Book automatically by simply replying to a message. You can also
import names and addresses from other programs, type them into the
Address Book, add them from e-mail messages you receive, or add
them from a search of popular Internet directory services (white
pages). The Address Book supports Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
(LDAP) for viewing Internet directory services.
Find newsgroups that interest you
- Looking for a newsgroup that matches your interests?
You can search for newsgroups that contain keywords or browse through
all of the newsgroups available from your Usenet provider. When
you find a newsgroup you want to view regularly, add it to your
Subscribed list so you can find it again easily.
View newsgroup conversations efficiently
- You can view a newsgroup message and all of the
responses without reading an entire message list. When you view
the list of messages, you can expand and collapse conversations
to make it easier to find what interests you. You can also use views
to display only the messages you want to read.
Download newsgroup messages for offline reading
- To use your online time efficiently, you can download
messages or entire newsgroups, so you don't have to be connected
to your ISP to read messages. You can also download message headers
only for offline viewing and then mark the headers of the messages
you want to read; then the next time you are connected, Outlook
Express downloads the message text. You can also compose messages
offline and send them the next time you reconnect.
- Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP
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