Mail notifier for multiple accounts

NEW: support for Hotmail.com/live.com via POP3NEW: support for googlemail.com in intro setupFIX: bypass write cache for config files in order to avoid lost files on system crashesNEW: multiple monitor support (initial window position now correctly restored)FIX: “don’t show again” dialogs were broken under VistaFIX: alt-space did not open the window’s system menuFIX: taskbar displayed wrong numbers with 11/12/13 mails in the inboxFIX: file-request windows were not sizableFIX: message preview could not be closed via ESC keyNEW: taskbar icon now displays counts up to 39 FIX: crash with trashcan with malformed mailFIX: program was slow when reading large number of filesNEW: option to enable SSL for outgoing mail (basic configuration, smtp)CHG: font data is now stored in plain text instead of logfile structFIX: possible crash after coming out of hibernationFIX: possible crash when deleting a mail account fixedFIX: trashcan was deleted every four hours

Changes

• NEW: support for Hotmail.com/live.com via POP3NEW: support for googlemail.com in intro setupFIX: bypass write cache for config files in order to avoid lost files on system crashesNEW: multiple monitor support (initial window position now correctly restored)FIX: “don’t show again” dialogs were broken under VistaFIX: alt-space did not open the window’s system menuFIX: taskbar displayed wrong numbers with 11/12/13 mails in the inboxFIX: file-request windows were not sizableFIX: message preview could not be closed via ESC keyNEW: taskbar icon now displays counts up to 39 FIX: crash with trashcan with malformed mailFIX: program was slow when reading large number of filesNEW: option to enable SSL for outgoing mail (basic configuration, smtp)CHG: font data is now stored in plain text instead of logfile structFIX: possible crash after coming out of hibernationFIX: possible crash when deleting a mail account fixedFIX: trashcan was deleted every four hours

Mailbell monitors your email account for new mail. You are notified of new mail. Unwanted mail can be deleted automatically.

MailBell is a utility that lives in your system tray and periodically checks email on POP3, IMAP4, MAPI and Web-Email accounts. It can check multiple accounts and works on lans and permanent internet connections as well as with dial-up networking (where it automatically detects when you go online).

When new mail arrives the program can automatically start your mail reader, play a sound and/or display an unobstrusive notification window from which yon can start your mail reader if you like (by clicking with your right mouse button on it). MailBell can be configured to handle different types of email in different ways, eg. to suppress the sound for spam mail. It also displays the number of available messages in the system tray icon and comes with nice sound files.

In the lower part of the Window, MailBell will show a list of all messages. From there, mail can be previewed or even deleted without downloading it into your email program. This can be useful to save download time if you receive an unwanted mail with a large file attachment or to delete potentially unsafe mail before it comes even near to your computer.