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Mecanisme Software
Balzac is an email program that aims to provide a simple view on your mail while allowing fast, sophisticated searches of past correspondence. It has been written to utilize all the advanced services available in OS X; from the keychain and address book to the built in spell-checker.
Features include :
Features include :
- Dynamic views on your mail (ie 'Smart Folders')
- A history menu much like a web-browser
- User defined categories - messages can be in several categories at once
- An inbox which shows you messages from the last few days
- Fast searches
What's New
Version 1.0b29:
- Fixed bug in whitelister dealing with numeric HTML attributes
- Removed spurious status messages in Leopard
- Worked around date parsing bug in Leopard causing inbox to display as empty
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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Balzac is an email program that aims to provide a simple view on your mail while allowing fast, sophisticated searches of past correspondence. It has been written to utilize all the advanced services available in OS X; from the keychain and address book to the built in spell-checker.
Features include :
Features include :
- Dynamic views on your mail (ie 'Smart Folders')
- A history menu much like a web-browser
- User defined categories - messages can be in several categories at once
- An inbox which shows you messages from the last few days
- Fast searches on header fields or text content of all messages
- Customize the way you view your mail with HTML templates for list views and message views
- Send custom HTML email using templates
- Security features for viewing HTML email
- Supports Growl notifications
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Anonymous reviewed on 01 Nov 2005
Thanks for the feedback.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 Mar 2005
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I think many of the people who demand IMAP are confused about what the IMAP protocol provides. It is not an upgrade to POP, it is a different scheme for accessing emails, which presupposes a single server accessible at all times, and allows you to store information about which emails have been read/moved to a different folder etc and share it between multiple clients.
This can be more elegant than POP if you share several computers and wish to synchronise moving messages between folders etc. As Balzac doesn't use folders, this is of limited use.
I am hoping however to map flavours to custom IMAP flags at some point in the future, at which point the app will support IMAP. I am planning IMAP support for version 1.1 (the underlying library supports it so it won't be too hard to add).
Many people use POP quite happily on servers which also provide IMAP - IMAP is not suitable for all situations, and if you locally cache messages becomes very similar to POP (apart from the folder synching, which as I explained is not relevant to Balzac).
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Mar 2005
It's missing a couple things that would make me not use it - LDAP searching for addresses and IMAP. I just don't understand why all these e-mail clients keep coming out without IMAP. BAH!
I haven't really be able to use it yet. It just hung when I asked it to connect to the Exchange server here at work.
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Mar 2005