Email Group Sender

 Looking for a way to save time sending email to groups of contacts?

I used to literally spend hours each night I sent out a newsletter or upgrade announcement. I wanted each of my users to receive
their own personalized email message - without seeing a long list of other user's email addresses, and without using an impersonal
Bcc address.

I'd copy and paste email addresses, first and last name, and the newsletter itself into each email message... send it... and then do
the same thing again for the next contact. What a time consuming drudgery!

Now I use PC iMail and it handles this for me with a single mouse click. PC iMail imports my contact's email addresses, first names,
and last names from Outlook and then inserts this information into each message wherever I want it to appear.

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It's frustrating when you have a legitimate need to send a group mailing to your customers, but your ISP flags your message as spam because it has too many recipients.

Most ISPs limit the number of messages they'll allow you to send at a time, and they can shut down your email account if you violate their policies.
 

PC iMail lets you set a time delay in between each message, to comply with ISP limitations and ensure that your account remains in good standing. And since it sends your message individually to each recipient, you'll never have to worry about your message being rejected from having too many recipients.

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Need some help creating a newsletter or press release?

Personalize your newsletters and announcements

Insert the first and last name of each contact into the message template in one easy step.

Each message will be addressed individually to each contact, with each contacts information in the message.

Send private or secure information to multiple users at the same time.

 Mail merge fields are now supported in the message subject.

Schedule delayed delivery times

Spread your campaign delivery over time to comply with limitations
many Internet Service Providers apply to group mailings.

Protect your internet email account, and ensure that your messages
are safely delivered.

 Load existing contacts from Outlook

Easily load contacts from Outlook, taking advantage of data you already have.

Import email addresses from messages in any Outlook folder.
 

Create and manage mailing lists

Select an Outlook folder and instantly import email addresses
from all messages in that folder.

Create rules in Outlook to search folders for messages with
subject lines of SUBSCRIBE LIST_NAME, and use PC iMail
to import the sending email addresses.

Automatically process UNSUBSCRIBE and Remove requests,
as well as 'Mail delivery failed' messages - a huge time saver!

Build targeted contact lists from the Internet

Extract email addresses from web pages.

Extract email addresses from the clipboard memory.

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PC iMail runs on Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP with a small memory footprint of less than 2 MB. Technical support and upgrades
are always free, and your satisfaction is guaranteed.

Get PC iMail now and start saving time and money on your group mailings and announcements.

Commonly Asked Questions

Will PC iMail work with Yahoo! Mail?

Yes, it will! Yahoo requires an SSL connection to their mail servers using port 465, which PC iMail fully supports.

Open PC iMail and select the Tools - Setting menu, and then select the Email Account tab. You'll see options at the bottom
 of this screen for specifying a mailing port, and enabling SPA (secure password authentication) and SSL.

Here's a list of Yahoo's mail server requirements.

Will PC iMail work with Microsoft Exchange?

Yes, it will! Select the Tools - Settings menu in PC iMail, and enter the Exchange Server name for the Outgoing Server
(SMTP) field. Also, be sure to check the option to "Log on using Secure Password Authentication".

If after following these steps you receive a 'relaying denied' error, then you'll need to configure your Exchange server to
allow mail relaying for the IP address of your machine. Here are some easy instructions from Microsoft for configuring
trusted IP addresses in Exchange Server: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itsolutions/msit/operations/smtpconnect.mspx.

 

How do I insert an image into the message?

Right-click in the message body, select the Insert menu, and then Image. You'll receive an Insert Image dialog as shown
below, which will ask you for the href location of your image. You'll need to upload your image to your web server, and
PC iMail will include a link to your image in each message it delivers.

I'm getting a 'Relaying denied' error - how do I fix this?

Many mail servers require the use of Secure Password Authentication (SPA) to prevent unknown users from maliciously
using the mail server for SPAM. Unauthorized users will receive the following error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The server response was: 550
... Relaying denied. Proper authentication required.

To fix this error, select the Tools - Settings menu in PC iMail, and check the option to "Log on using Secure Password
Authentication".

I'm getting an error 'The transport failed to connect to the server'

Your mail server most likely requires the use of a secure connection on a specified mail port.

Open PC iMail and select the Tools - Setting menu, and then select the Email Account tab. You'll see options at the
bottom of this screen for specifying a mailing port, and enabling SPA (secure password authentication) and SSL.

I'm getting a 'SendListMail' error with the following description: 'Retrieving the COM class factory for component
with CLSID {CD000002-8B95-11D1-82DB-00C04FB1625D} failed due to the following error: 80040154'. How do I fix this?

This error indicates that the Windows Collaboration Data Objects component (cdosys.dll) has not been registered on your
system. Please try the following quick steps to resolve this issue:

1. Open a command prompt (Start --> Run --> cmd)
2. Run the following command: regsvr32 cdosys.dll

You should receive confirmation that the dll was registered. Restart PC iMail and you should be able to send email without errors.