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DESCRIPTION
Gracion Enclose sends files to any recipient without email-attachment limitations. When one or more files are dragged, uploads to a server (.Mac, FTP, AFP, SMB, WebDAV) and creates a template-based email containing a download link. Includes draggable URLs, iChat Presence, automatic server file management, message archiving, auto-zip packaging, auto-QuickTime flattening, Spotlight importer, Quick Look plugin. Pre-configured for .Mac and Gmail. (Public beta release.)
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.1:
  • Added Zip Preferences pane with multiple options for controlling what files are zipped when sending.
  • Added server popup selection in toolbar for easy switching.
  • Fixed issues when upgrading to a new OS (such as Snow Leopard).
  • Fixed compatibility with GoDaddy FTP service.
  • Updated .Mac references to MobileMe, me.com.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Developer:Gracion Software
Downloads:1,230
  - Version d/l:134
Internet:Internet Utilities
License:Demo
Date:27 Oct 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$15.00
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    Oct 27 2009

    BUGSMAN (I ZAP GERMS)  I have been using YouSendIt.com to do exactly this for a long time, and it's free for files up to 100Mb. To send multiple files that are 100Mb Gracion Enclose is better value for money, as the minimum YouSendIt upgrade is $10/mo.

    What bothers me is that this is a beta, for $34, that uploads to a server of the user's choosing, such as .Mac, so a careful price comparison is called for before deciding whether to go for this.

    Personally, I would never pay for a beta release.  
    (Version 1.1)

    praisebury
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    Oct 31 2009

    PAUL COLLINS  Thanks for the comments and useful cost/benefit analysis. One correction: Enclose is NOT beta software - Enclose 1.0 was released February 2008 and has had several updates since then. Beta versions are sometimes posted, but there's always a final release available. And now, I've lowered the price to $15.  
    (Version 1.1)

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