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DESCRIPTION
Massive Mail is an application that allows you to generate customized email messages for any group in Address Book.
Massive Mail was created with the idea of easing the task of sending invitations, newsletters, congratulations to a group of people without having to hand write the same message for each of them. You just have to write a single message using the "tags" that you consider appropriate and Massive Mail will take care of customize on the fly the rest of the messages.
These tags are the variables that Massive Mail will replace with the actual data of your contacts, email, nickname, birthday, and so on.
So if you write: Dear ABFirstname. The final message will be: Dear John Doe. and the same for each person in the group.
Key Features
- Intuitive user interface.
- Multiple SMTP account support
- Multitasking panel.
- Customizable message headers.
- Plain text and HTML support.
- Transport Layer Security (TLS) support.
- Address Book support.
- iPhoto support.
- Quicklook support.
- Message Preview.
- Attachments.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.2.9:
- Small changes to the user interface.
- Mail accounts are automatically imported.
- Some bugs fixed.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
| SCREENSHOT
| Developer: | Dante Palacios |
| Downloads: | 8,663 |
| - Version d/l: | 848 |
| Internet: | Email |
| License: | Shareware |
| Date: | 09 Jun 2009 |
| Platform: | PPC/Intel |
| Price: | $12.00 |
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| Massive Mail User Reviews (13 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Jun 4 2009 |
MONIKA MARCOVICI I can't even start the app! It says "an unexpected error occured (10810)
(Version 1.2.8) | |
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 | Feb 10 2009 |
GLION hello everyone, if there are any complaints or suggestions, please send them to the appropriate channel. People who support this project make it all the time and their response it was quick. If you have any questions, please ask me. Use the feedback panel. Or send email to the address that appears on my macupdate.com'profile page. macupdate.com said something right: "Please backup your claims with specific examples or reasons." and if you read the comments, many of them are really out of place (without a reason to be). And the others have been resolved (I hope).
(Version 1.1.9) | |
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 | Jan 4 2009 |
OZFEVER Nine negative and one positive (5 star?) comments and yet this app is given a 5 star rating. Seems like a skewed rating system to me.
(Version 1.1.1) | |
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 | Jan 4 2009 |
MACUPDATE ADMIN Not skewed at all. If you noticed, only one person that posted used the star ratings, the other posts were just comments. No stars. More than obvious. Not skewed. The persons who posted negatively simply opted to not use the star rating.
(Version 1.1.1) | |
| Dec 27 2008 |
CONVERGENCESITE I see nothing here that cannot already be done by Apples own Mail.app An addition to Apples Mail.app like stationary seems more appropriate and will accomplish much more. Convergencesite
(Version 1.0.8) | |
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| Dec 27 2008 |
GLION Massive Mail was created with the idea of easing the task of sending invitations, newsletters, congratulations to a group of people without having to hand write the same message for each of them. You just have to write a single message using the "tags" that you consider appropriate and Massive Mail will take care of customize on the fly the rest of the messages. These tags are the variables that Massive Mail will replace with the actual data of your contacts, email, nickname, birthday, and so on. So if you write: Dear ABFirstname. The final message will be: Dear John Doe. and the same for each person in the group. Certainly you can do this with Mail.app, but you would have to "hand write" the same message again and again for all individuals in the group. This task can be very exhaustive depending on the size of the group.
(Version 1.0.8) | |
 | Dec 27 2008 |
Respectfully I still don't see it. If I create a "Group" in my Apple Address Book (which s what the Apple Mail.app runs from) and lets call it "the best in Manufacturing) and I then drag all the names that I wish to send to into that group then I can simply send one e-mail to that group. It is my choice whether or not just the Group Name or all the names show in the distribution. Convergencesite
(Version 1.0.8) | |
| Dec 27 2008 |
GLION Hello CONVERGENCESITE, the idea is that recipients will not see that the message was sent to a group of people. The idea is that they see that the message was "indivial", "personal." I am sure that you have received this kind of message. In the header of the message appears only your email address, but in fact the message was sent to many more people with just a few clicks of a mouse. Try Massive Mail so you see what I am talking about.
(Version 1.0.8) | |
| Nov 30 2008 |
DNELSON Why did you make Massive Mail shareware? I enjoyed the freeware product...
(Version 1.0) | |
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| Jun 17 2008 |
NIGEL2112 If the lazy developer had put any less effort into his iWeb written website it would be blank. Couldn't even bother with release notes?? Then I won't bother trying 'Massive Mail'.
(Version 0.9.6) | |
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| Jul 3 2008 |
GLION Release notes... yes, you're right, starting with the next version of Massive Mail, all versions will have release notes and I will update the website... my apologies.
(Version 0.9.7) | |
| Jul 4 2008 |
NIGEL2112 When I read my comments again I realized they were unnecessarily harsh. My apologies.
(Version 0.9.7) | |
| Dec 24 2007 |
TICE It just doesn't work. If I press the send-button the tasks-window shows "Sending messages ..." but it doesn't send any.
(Version 0.9.3) | |
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| Dec 23 2007 |
MAC MAIL Totally don't know what this application is good for. If anyone wants to customize any email (like I always do), it can be done easily with Thunderbird, SeaMonkey or any Mozilla mail application. Actually, they can do way more than this just another small time Massive Mail. That's my 2 cents!
(Version 0.9.3) | |
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| Oct 13 2007 |
DNELSON The developer's website only gives the option to download version 0.7. Also, when clicked, the link goes out to some blog of some sort instead of downloading the file. What are the new changes? They aren't on the developer's website or here on MacUpdate.
(Version 0.9) | |
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| Oct 5 2007 |
KRIONI Well, I did a search to find the developer. Softpedia has the following: Developer: Dante Palacios Website: http://mac.softpedia.com/ Then I did a Google search for his name: "Dante Palacios" and discovered that there is a user here at MacUpdate with that real name: Glion User Page: http://www.macupdate.com/users/Glion His email is there, too. It would make sense for him to put up a free website somewhere. Perhaps someone should email him to suggest that.
(Version 0.8.3) | |
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| Oct 11 2007 |
DNELSON I found the website!!! http://glion.phpnet.us/massivemail.html
(Version 0.8.3) | |
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