HotApoc - Hotmail Gateway   
http://www.Apocgraphy.com

HotApoc is a program that allows you to send and receive mail through a Hotmail account. With HotApoc installed you can access your Hotmail account using any e-mail program such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape Messenger, Incredimail or The Bat. Mail arrives in your inbox automatically just like regular e-mail, and can be sorted into folders manually or using your e-mail program's rules. In addition, you can use your existing mail filtering, forwarding, or vacation (out of office) notifications just like non-web based mail accounts. - Simple to use, just install and forget about it. - No more need to manually log in and check your Hotmail account. - Keep all your mail in one place. - No more lost mail due to your mailbox being full. - Access and unlimited number of Hotmail accounts.

Atomic Outlook Email Extractor   
http://www.apasscracker.com

The extension for Atomic E-mail Logger is an Outlook email address extractor. It also supports Outlook Express, Eudora, IncrediMail and The Bat. It works very fast and easy. Just launch the program, open "File / Plugins / Mailbox Hunter" menu and a new small window will appear. It will show the names of all mail boxes of all email programs (Outlook, Outlook Express etc) installed on your machine. You choose some of them and click OK. In a few minutes you receive a list of email addresses extracted from the selected mail boxes.

Atomic Subscription Manager   
http://www.apasscracker.com

Atomic Subscription Manager is a mailing list management utility. Once installed, this program automatically handles all user requests to subscribe/unsubscribe to/from the mailing list. The number of mailing lists that can be maintained is not limited. Atomic Subscription Manager is the subscription central station working real-time, 24 hours a day. Simply install the program, create a mailing list, define rules for maintaining the list and minimize the program to tray. After that the program will work automatically. Each list can have its own unique rules how to subscribe and unsubscribe the users. Following Internet ethics, the subscription may be activated both by the first request (i.e. as soon as a user sends you a SUBSCRIBE message) or by the secondary confirmation (when a user confirms his/her subscription by e-mail. This method is recommended and preferred by many). The mailing list management commands can be processed from the following sources: 1. Incoming mail (POP or IMAP). The program can parse incoming mail and find there the commands to subscribe or unsubscribe the users. Optionally, it can send notifications about subscription success or failure. The program has a built-in mailer 2. HTTP or FTP. The program may periodically poll the files on remote servers to acquire e-mail addresses to add or remove them from a mailing list. To use this option, add a newsletter subscription form to your web site and allow the visitors subscribe without additional confirmations. 3. Local files. The program may periodically poll the files on your computer and load a list of e-mail addresses to add or remove from a mailing list. This option should be used if your home computer is used as a dedicated server or you download lists of e-mail addresses from the Internet manually 4. Manually. You can add or remove users from the list manually (for example, a user may ask you to join by the phone or other way).

Spam Sleuth   
http://www.bluesquirrel.com

Spam Sleuth monitors your e- mail box behind the scenes and analyzes e- mail messages for spam and virus characteristics. Our program keeps a report of what it finds so that you know why an e-mail has been deemed as spam. . If Spam Sleuth determines an e- mail is spam, it yanks it out of the e-mail server, compresses it so that it takes as little space as possible on your computer, and keeps a report with the suspect e- mail. When your e-mail program gets your e- mail, the spam has already been removed and you can read your e- mail the same way you always have, but without sorting through the junk e-mail to find the gems. Spam Sleuth is the best of the best and gives you control to customize the program to your liking. Spam Sleuth uses a point system to eliminate spam. Spam Sleuth's analyzers: Friends, Spammers,To, Goodwords, Badwords, Profanity, Subject, Attachments, Charsets, HTML Volume, etc. looks at an e- mail a different way and assigns points. The more points an e-mail message receives the more likely it is to be deemed as spam. The less points an e-mail message receives the more likely it is a real gem. E-mail Stamps: You can charge senders a fee to send you e-mail. When Spam Sleuth deems an e-mail message as spam an email sent back to the sender requiring them to pay a fee via PayPal before their message will be sent through to your inbox. (That's right, you make the spammers pay you to send junk e-mail.) Turing Test: Similar to Email stamps, except that you don’t collect money. The turning test sends an email back to the sender and requires them to enter a validation code in order for Spam Sleuth to allow email messages through to your inbox. (Great way to know if you're dealing with a mindless machine or a real human on the other end.) Bayesian Analysis: Looks at your previous e-mail and learns the characteristics of spam and good e-mail. Just like a baby, it needs to be taught right from wrong. By marking your messages as Good or Spam, and the

Spam Sleuth Lite   
http://www.bluesquirrel.com

Spam Sleuth Lite monitors your e- mail box behind the scenes and analyzes e- mail messages for spam and virus characteristics. If Spam Sleuth Lite determines an e- mail is spam, it yanks it out of the e-mail server, compresses it so that it takes as little space as possible on your computer. When your e-mail program gets your e- mail, the spam has already been removed and you can read your e- mail the same way you always have, but without sorting through the junk e-mail to find the gems. Friends - Add your friends e-mail addresses to allow messages through to your inbox. You can import addresses from your e-mail program, and you can use wild cards to quickly add domains. For example, if you want to receive all e-mail coming from Blue Squirrel you would enter *@bluesquirrel.com. Turing Test: Sends an email back to the sender and requires them to enter a validation code in order for Spam Sleuth to allow email messages through to your inbox. (Great way to know if you're dealing with a mindless machine or a real human on the other end.)