Postbox 1.1.5

Postbox Inc - (Commercial Trial)

As an advanced e-mails and contents management software, Postbox is a smart tool for an office job.

Postbox is a program that allows user to find messages and contacts faster, manage e-mails, add notes to messages and more. It includes a search module to find an email from various criteria (sender, subject, recipient, date, etc.

It also allows to create reminders for emails or important tasks and configure filters and rules to automatically process emails once they enter the inbox. In addition, Postbox can integrate with several online services (Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and other services) to allow directly posting to the online accounts and exchange information with contacts. It supports electronic archiving and provides protection against phishing.

Title:: Postbox 1.1.5
File Size:: 8.4 MB
Requirements:: Windows XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Language:: en-us
License:: Commercial Trial
Date Added:: 10 Jun 2010
Publisher:: Postbox Inc
Homepage:: http://www.postbox-inc.com
MD5 Checksum:: 2C80B492136B6CB828F15732E43C45F9

* Several stability fixes
* Memory improvements to make Postbox give back memory more aggressively
* Performance improvements for sending and reading large messages and conversations
* Add the ability to control signatures in message replies and forwards from Tools | Account Settings... | <account> | Composition & Addressing
* Hide the folder pane when in a message tab
* The mechanism for logging into Twitter has changed. Twitter users will need to log in again via Tools | Web Services...
* Fix an issue with POP3 accounts where checking for new mail failed with an error about the folder is currently being processed
* Fix an issue where copying to the Sent folder would fail
* Fix an issue when dragging a message into the compose window was failing to attach the message
* Fixed an issue with IMAP offline stores larger than 4GB
* Fixed a conversation threading issue where messages were not threaded when they should have been