Gammadyne Mailer is an incredibly powerful email automation program.
Gammadyne Mailer is able to send personalized text or HTML email to a list of recipients located in a database or text file.
It can also process virtually any type of incoming email, including bounce-backs, sign-ups, and opt-outs.
Gammadyne Mailer's unmatched set of features includes multi-tasking, direct delivery, list-serving, auto-responding, auto-forwarding, command line support, exclusion lists, unlimited mailing list size, message preview, personalized attachments, duplicate elimination, and much more.
Advanced list management features make it easy to add, change, verify, and remove recipients from the mailing list.
For complex situations, you can use a powerful scripting language called G-Merge that has the versatility to automate even the most difficult of tasks.
Gammadyne Mailer has the flexibility to adapt to almost any need - try it today!

· Message personalization
· Database integration
· Multi-Threading
· Automated incoming mail processing
· HTML messages with graphics
· List management
· Direct delivery
· Dynamic interfaces
· List-serving
· Message preview
· Command line control
· Multiple personalized attachments
· BCC Mode
· WYSIWYG HTML editing
· Auto-Responding, Auto-Forwarding
· Works with all SMTP servers
· Load balancing over multiple SMTP servers
· Mailbox verification
· Recipient exclusion lists
· Duplicate elimination
· SMTP authentication
· Interoperable with third party programs
· Address Book integration
· Free upgrades for life, and no subscription fee!

Requirements:
· Pentium 100
· 32 MB RAM
· Dial-up connections are suppoted.

Limitations:
· ￭ A shareware notice is inserted at the beginning and end of all messages sent.
· There is a limit of 80 Send Operations and 80 Incoming Operations.
· The "Add to Database" and "Update/Add to Database" Incoming Processing Modes are not available.
· gmcom.exe and gmcom.dll will not operate.
· The "Check Blacklisting" tool is disabled.

What's New in This Release:
· Fixed: very rarely, a bug could cause an editbox to only accept certain characters (e.g. letters or digits) (since 36.0).