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Infinite Data Systems launches MailForge e-mail app

updated 07:20 pm EDT, Wed June 10, 2009

MailForge e-mail client


Infinite Data Systems has launched MailForge, a Euroda-style e-mail application formally known as Odysseus. The software provides users with a place to send, manage and store HTML or text e-mails, along with a search field to help find e-mails and controls for the timing of outgoing messages. MailForge can be used in either a multi-window or tabbed interface, and offers customizable features such as message redirection and and junk-mail filters.

Other functions allow users to manage both POP3 and IMAP accounts, or use UTF-8 encoding for sent messages.

MailForge requires Mac OS X 10.4.11 or higher and is currently available for a discounted price of $20 until June 15th. Afterwards the price will increase to $40 per copy, with discounted rates starting at $20 for education, government, and non-profit organizations.





by MacNN Staff

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  1. JackWebb

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Aug 2007

    +1

    Odd

    It is interesting that the interface elements are not properly aligned and spacing is not right. I don't mean to characterize this project by a few screenshots but it seems like if attention isn't given to these things yet, I'm concerned about other things. Still I support the idea of a good original Eudora replacement.

    MacNN editors: It's Eudora, not Euroda

  1. Le Flaneur

    Mac Enthusiast

    Joined: Oct 1999

    0

    don't trust them!

    I followed this project from the beginning, and I wouldn't trust my mail with this program. The developers kept making outlandish claims for themselves ("The fusion of design and technology" -- in a clone written in RealBASIC, no less), didn't make a single deadline that they established. The betas were sub-alphas and the project has ended about 15 months from the initial projected completion date. Most importantly, what is the point of copying someone else's program?

  1. Geobunny

    Mac Elite

    Joined: Oct 2000

    0

    Infinity not Infinite

    The company name is Infinity Data Systems, not Infinite.

  1. tjchambers

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Jun 2009

    0

    Euroda?

    Don't you mean Eudora?

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