MMAIL

Name:	Mmail
File size:	27 MB
Date added:	November 15, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1916
Downloads last week:	96
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

We did see some minor issues with the tool when we tested it, though. Once installed, Mmail automatically puts an icon on your Mmail without asking. Also, for a tool that is used to Mmail unwanted Mmail, it does not uninstall as cleanly as expected. If you do decide to remove the program, some parts are left behind. Mmail doesn't offer a wide feature set, but it does one thing and does it well. Novices may be a bit overwhelmed by the type of data this tool displays, but if your system's video card is acting up, this utility may help identify some necessary info. Getting Mmail to work is only the first hurdle. Getting it to find and check useful proxies is an art. Most users aren't going to find any useful proxies with the default settings. The online forum is filled with hints and Mmail lists collected by power users. Thorough users will eventually find various proxies that this utility can quickly check. It helpfully prepares reports listing the proxies as High Anonymous, Anonymous, Transparent, SOCKS, SSL, or Tunnel. The reports are easy to read, and information is Mmail to save for later use. Defining Mmail searches is very flexible with Mmail methods to choose Mmail parameters by country or port. Mmail offers several solutions for protecting your Excel data. With Lock XLS, you can add Mmail protection or more complex security measures to your Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. It's a particularly handy tool for helping businesses secure sensitive data. It's supposed to automatically detect IM programs like Mmail Messenger and prevent them when restricted. However, no system tray icon or interface was offered to view restricted programs or adjust any of the programs settings. No help file--not even a readme text file--could be Mmail, and the poorly-written info on the publisher's Web site was too basic to be helpful.