JPEE 5.3.4 (Windows)

Overview:

JPEE E-mail Utility is available as a free email extraction, filterer, verifier, exporter, manager, and emailer utility all in one economical application. Features include: Complete Email Merge Solution Unlimited Custom Tag support Conditional Tag support Inline Image Attachments Custom Message Style Creation Text OR HTML Message Editor Message Custom Tag Preview Custom Mail Header support Scheduled Mailings Multi-threaded Customizable Import from CSV or TSV delimited lists Customizable Import from vCard formated lists Create and save multiple messages for each recipient list Pre-Delivery E-mail Verification Comprehensive Post-Delivery Verification and Feedback Direct Sending using Internal Mail Transfer Agent Authenticated SMTP delivery (Prompted or Unprompted) SSL Secure Sending support Multiple SMTP Account support Filterable and Comprehensive Email Parsing Funtionality Create Customized E-mail Data Parsing Scripts Available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Unix Absolutely all non-malformed email addresses parsing from just about any data source imaginable. Support for various filters including 'user defined' filters for parsing email addresses with regards to custom data included in the message headers. Preference Panel that allow users complete control over the e-mail extraction parsing rules, including adding allowable characters, number of allowable digits, maximum and minimum address lengths. Allows the ability to create 'user defined' rules for cleaning up consistently malformed list addresses. Create personalized 'Parsing Scripts'. Users can specify a target string and start and end block, followed by a series of rules to extract and format consistent tags or headers from within a raw data file or directory and add them to a JPEE list to be exported in a format of their choice. Support for removing addresses on mass from a derived file. Status statistics with regards to duplicates and malformed addresses. Extremely fast parsing. Support for various delimiters including 'user defined' delimiters when exporting lists.

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