- Size
- 4.2 MB
- Operating System
- Mac
- License
- Trial
- Category
- Internet-Network
Download Links
- Download
- 1st Mac Mailer
1st Mac Mailer is mass-mailing software used by various e-commerce
providers to deliver personalized email messages to their customers
when they are needed to be notified about different events. These
e-notifications vary from simple email notifications about product
updates or new product releases to more complex newsletters and
invoices. If you run a book store or a video rental, or if you are a
self-employed individual who deals with lots of customers over the
Internet, you will really appreciate this simple but yet powerful
program. It is capable to deliver tens of thousands of personalized
email messages per hour and gives you very flexible abilities to manage
your mailing lists. The database of the program may contain an
unlimited number of customer data fields and can handle millions of
recipients with no sweat. It supports plain-text, rich text and HTML
message formats and provides you with a powerful message editor that
lets you not only create and edit your messages in a very efficient
manner but also insert and manage macro definitions used for message
personalization. 1st Mac Mailer is specially designed and optimized to
work with Apple Macintosh computers, and has a neat well-organized user
interface designed strictly according to Apple guidelines. The Import
feature will allow you to import your customer data from virtually
anywhere: no matter what type of software or file you import from. The
Export feature generates a coma-separated CSV file with a complete set
of recipient data supported by 99.9% of other software products. This
brings you to a whole new level of data exchange. For instance, you can
prepare your data in any database management system or spreadsheet
processor and pump it into 1st Mac Mailer. Then, once you finish your
e-campaign, you can move your data to a third program for further
processing and finally return it back to 1st Mac Mailer in a different
form. Sounds cool? This is what 1st Mac Mailer about.
