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A revised interface for even easier setup
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A single POP account can be used to receive email. This can dramatically reduce costs at your ISP.
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Duplicate addresses can be immediately removed
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Addresses can be dragged and dropped. They can be dragged between address lists or other applications.
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Fuzzy domain matching for locating addresses. This allows LetterRip Pro to find addresses that are similar.
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New tests to exclude messages. These include message size and sender.
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Alternate posting addresses.
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Prefixes for message subjects. For example, [Announce] or [Humor].
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Message headers can be added and modified
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This allows extremely flexible control over message headers.
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Administrators for each list. Each list can be assigned its own administrator.
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Daily statistics for lists. The statistics include the number of messages, subscribes, and unsubscribes.
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Numerous optimizations for even faster performance
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Multi-homing with OT 1.3. This supports multiple IP addresses on one machine.
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Automatic support for PowerKey Pro. This can restart a server when there is a failure on the machine.
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You can
read the complete list of additions and changes
in LetterRip Pro.
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Mac OS 7.0 or later. Mac OS 7.5 or later is recommended.
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68030 or later processor including PPC processors.
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2 MB of free random-access memory (RAM) to run the server application and 2 MB of free RAM for the administration application.
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10 MB or more of free disk space.
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Open Transport (OT) 1.1 or later with TCP/IP installed and configured. OT 1.1.1 or later is recommended.
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Macintosh Thread Manager. The Thread Manager is included in Mac OS 7.5 and later. The LetterRip Pro installer installs the Thread Manager on systems earlier than 7.5.
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An Internet connection or an office intranet (local TCP/IP network).
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If using POP to receive mail, one dedicated POP account for the server and one POP account for each mail list.
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