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MailHub for Lion is a unique smart assistant for Apple Mail in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. What makes MailHub so effective as a time-saving email management tool is that mail can be filed, deleted or have actions set against it without leaving your in-box. No more manually 'drag- filing' mail into mailboxes or setting up complicated email rules to keep on top of ever expanding in- boxes. Email from a contact or thread can be batch-filed to a mail-box (or deleted) with a series of simple mouse clicks or key strokes, radically reducing time spent on mail administration. To keep you highly
What's New
Version 1.2B54: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.7 or later
Intel, OS X 10.7 or later
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MailHub for Lion is a unique smart assistant for Apple Mail in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. What makes MailHub so effective as a time-saving email management tool is that mail can be filed, deleted or have actions set against it without leaving your in-box. No more manually 'drag- filing' mail into mailboxes or setting up complicated email rules to keep on top of ever expanding in- boxes. Email from a contact or thread can be batch-filed to a mail-box (or deleted) with a series of simple mouse clicks or key strokes, radically reducing time spent on mail administration. To keep you highly organised MailHub even allows you to specify filing destinations for an outgoing message during composition. MailHub also allows the creation of mail-boxes 'on the go' allowing you to organize your in-box naturally as new email arrives - no more breaking your work flow to file. Finally, MailHub allows you to set reminders and actions against emails directly from your inbox with a fully mail-integrated remind function so once an email is filed it is 'out of sight but not out of mind' and you won't forget a vital task at a later date.
MailHub has been developed for Apple Mail in Mac OS X 10.7 to make it easy for users to achieve and maintain highly organised mailboxes and a streamlined in-box. The smart software within MailHub is intuitive and learns about the user's filing preferences from the point of installation. It continues to learn as the user files and intelligently auto-suggests mailboxes to efficiently file to. It allows the user to file, create new mailboxes, delete or assign actions to email, effortlessly, without interruption to workflow.
MailHub is the killer Mail app for Mac OS X 10.7, and will let you achieve 'in-box zero' quickly and painlessly.What makes MailHub so effective as a time-saving email management tool is that mail can be filed, deleted or have actions set against it without leaving your in-box. No more manually 'drag- filing' mail into mailboxes or setting up complicated email rules to keep on top of ever expanding in- boxes. Email from a contact or thread can be batch-filed to a mail-box (or deleted) with a series of simple mouse clicks or key strokes, radically reducing time spent on mail administration. To keep you highly organised MailHub even allows you to specify filing destinations for an outgoing message during composition. MailHub also allows the creation of mail-boxes 'on the go' allowing you to organize your in-box naturally as new email arrives - no more breaking your work flow to file. Finally, MailHub allows you to set reminders and actions against emails directly from your inbox with a fully mail-integrated remind function so once an email is filed it is 'out of sight but not out of mind' and you won't forget a vital task at a later date.
MailHub is compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and is designed to incorporate excellent user feedback. It's available to download now for a free 30-day trial.
MailHub has been developed for Apple Mail in Mac OS X 10.7 to make it easy for users to achieve and maintain highly organised mailboxes and a streamlined in-box. The smart software within MailHub is intuitive and learns about the user's filing preferences from the point of installation. It continues to learn as the user files and intelligently auto-suggests mailboxes to efficiently file to. It allows the user to file, create new mailboxes, delete or assign actions to email, effortlessly, without interruption to workflow.
MailHub is the killer Mail app for Mac OS X 10.7, and will let you achieve 'in-box zero' quickly and painlessly.What makes MailHub so effective as a time-saving email management tool is that mail can be filed, deleted or have actions set against it without leaving your in-box. No more manually 'drag- filing' mail into mailboxes or setting up complicated email rules to keep on top of ever expanding in- boxes. Email from a contact or thread can be batch-filed to a mail-box (or deleted) with a series of simple mouse clicks or key strokes, radically reducing time spent on mail administration. To keep you highly organised MailHub even allows you to specify filing destinations for an outgoing message during composition. MailHub also allows the creation of mail-boxes 'on the go' allowing you to organize your in-box naturally as new email arrives - no more breaking your work flow to file. Finally, MailHub allows you to set reminders and actions against emails directly from your inbox with a fully mail-integrated remind function so once an email is filed it is 'out of sight but not out of mind' and you won't forget a vital task at a later date.
MailHub is compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and is designed to incorporate excellent user feedback. It's available to download now for a free 30-day trial.
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http://dervishsoftware.s3.amazonaws.com/software/MailHubLionB54.pkg
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YesThatAllen reviewed on 10 Oct 2012
Thank you Dervish Software, for making a fantastic application.
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Eveningclouds reviewed on 05 Oct 2012
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Joel Wolfe reviewed on 07 Sep 2012
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Robfol reviewed on 12 Aug 2012
Get the correct version here
http://dervishsoftware.com/mailhub/download.html
Totally indespensible for Mail Power Users! Saves me lots of time every day. Latest version 1.3B18 works perfectly in Mountain Lion.
Developer is hugely responsive and updates to fix every bug. Now totally stable and functional on ML.
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Going back to b49 and it is still disabled. Says it is not compatible with Mail 6.0.
Running 10.8.
So I cannot get any version of MailHub to run now.
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From the developer:
“The 1.2 series of releases is Lion only. You need to download 1.3b18 from our website.”
Gjl624 reviewed on 26 Jul 2012
Any ETA on an update?
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capeomar reviewed on 26 Jul 2012
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Pol reviewed on 25 Jul 2012
2. Does MailHub learn (better) if I move mails manually over into the correctly wanted box? Or should I use the MalHub's own tools to move them!
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As you see LEARNING is my main feature :-)
Pol
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I've used mailhub all the time, and I would avoid moving mail manually. Each time you type in a file folder location, it seems to pick it up more and more with subsequent emails. Hope that helps.
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Any suggestion anyone as to #1 question ???
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This software takes away a very significant hassle and burden - it was good to be able to manage the inbox, and even better, it will direct sent messages too. Fantastic!
Thank you MailHub!!!
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Cfoster reviewed on 19 Jul 2012
It makes great guesses about where things should be filed so I'm only having to change its guess about 5% of the time.
The (correct) labelling of messages with 'to/from' based on whether it was sent or received is another feature that I now find indispensable.
Just as it is, it's worth every penny and I look forward to the future releases!
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Takes away hassles of manually managing emails, and makes it's easy and streamlined. Peace of mind knowing my emails are in a spot where I'll be able to find them again.
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capeomar rated on 28 Nov 2012
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