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Corporate Mail Manager for Linux Publisher's Description Corporate Mail Manager (CMM) enables the central distribution of commercial company communication via daily e-mail traffic. All outgoing e-mails of a company can be provided automatically with content like messages, product notes or current enterprise news. That’s signature marketing through the use of Corporate Mail Manager. System Requirements P III 800 Mhz, 128 MB RAM, 150 MB disk space What's new * Integrated WYSIWYG HTML Editor* Media database for image support in outgoing e-mails. | | | |
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