Email Sentinel

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Looking for a freeware version if anybody could help, TIA.

My email client ( Pimmy ) lets me look at my email on the ISP's
server & I decide what to keep on my hard drive ( I can
impliment filters , if I want to )
My virus detector ( Avast ) catches virii & suspicious email .

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I can look at my mail on the ISP's server , delete ( spam removal ) ,
reply , click on links & if I want it on my comp , click on Move
to > Archive .
Use right click for some of the functions .

You can still leave any other email client installed . Just a matter
of choosing which one you want as default .

Last free version .

http://www.geminisoft.com/en/pimmy/default.aspx?idversion=03.05.00
http://www.geminisoft.com/download/pimmy350-english.zip

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http://www.avast.com/iavs4pro/setupeng.exe
http://www.avast.com/i_idt_153.html
http://www.all4you.dk/FreewareWorld/links.php?page=1&cat=24
http://www.tusafe.com/nonags/index.html
Reregister after 14 months free use .
http://www.avast.com/i_kat_207.php?lang=ENG
Home edition is a full-featured antivirus package designed for home
usage. Our company offers Home Edition free of charge, since in our
opinion, it is possible to avoid global virus spreading by efficient
prevention. However, many user are not able or do not want to pay for
antivirus software.
Avast! is the complete antivirus software package for DOS, Windows
3.x, Windows 9x/Me and Windows NT/ 2000/XP Antivirus kernel

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Alternativly , you can use a Pop checker .

ePrompter
http://www.eprompter.com/
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-3356723-108-63060.html?bt.40692.10013..dl-63060

POP Peeper
http://www.poppeeper.com/

nPOP
http://encoderx.co.uk/email/

Magic Mail Monitor
http://mmm3.sourceforge.net/

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Thanks for the suggestions jmatt, but I particularly wanted a link to a
freeware version of Email Sentinel, one of it's advantages is it will
allow you to set up a white list so you can choose who to receive HTML
messages from.
 
Hey there,

Thanks for the suggestions jmatt, but I particularly wanted a link to a
freeware version of Email Sentinel, one of it's advantages is it will
allow you to set up a white list so you can choose who to receive HTML
messages from.
Click to expand...

If it's not too late to follow up on this post, try Poppy. It lets you
create a Friends list of addresses you want to receive mail from. It
sits between your POP3 host and your email program, notifying you when
you have mail, and making it possible for you to quickly and easily
check the headers and get rid of unwanted messages before downloading
them into your email program.

Poppy for Windows
Homepage: http://www.yoursurfice.com/Content/Poppy/Poppy.htm
Download: http://www.yoursurfice.com/Content/Poppy/Poppy.EXE

<quotes from the page>
A design goal of Poppy was to keep it as simple as possible. Only the
most essential features were added to Poppy to make it easy to use
without all kinds of bells and whistles. This approach also
contributes to the fact that Poppy is small and will not interfere
with your day to day work.

Initially, the only purpose of Poppy was e-mail notification. Since
the introduction of version 4.x of Poppy. I decided to add more
advanced features. Poppy is still very small however and the new
features do not interfere with it's main purpose, which is still be
e-mail notification.

Here is a list of the features of Poppy:

* Checks multiple POP3 accounts for new mail.
* Uses the taskbar icon to indicate that mail is waiting.
* A configurable interval between checks of the POP3 account.
* A a convenient popup menu to reach all functions and
configuration.
* Play a sound when new mail has arrived on any account.
* Play a different sound for each account.
* Execute an external program when new mail has arrived.
* Show a non-interfering popup window when new mail has arrived.
* Automatically hide the popup window, without user intervention.
* Always notify or only when new mail has arrived.
* Always notify or only when mail from a friend has arrived.
* Dialog to display 'From' address and subject of each message.
* View the headers of an e-mail message.
* Preview the source of an e-mail message.
* Delete e-mail messages from POP3 servers.
* Select and/or unselect messages based on selection rules.
* Only notify based on the selection rules.
* Check e-mail headers against an anti-SPAM DNS blacklist.
* It is small and easy to use.
<end quotes from the page>
 
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