File Details |
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| File Size | 4.1 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | April 15, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 2,480 |
| Publisher | Thomas Zangl |
| Homepage | Y.A.M.C.! |
Publisher's Description
Y.A.M.C.! is a light weight e-mail Client, which doesn't miss a important feature. It is able to handle multiple POP3/SMTP servers, has folder support, compose multiple mails at the same time, tight addressbook integration, event planner with notifier, capability to work directly on the POP3 server, integration of Google, responsive support via Web or e-mail, and more.
Latest Reviews
kerebos reviewed v0.9.8.4 Beta on Mar 7, 2005
GUI is poor
and the install file size is 4.1mb
Compaired to Opera browser which is 3.4mb.
zridling reviewed v0.9.7.282 on Apr 24, 2004
Not a "bad" program, but the user interface is not friendly to say the least. The lack of font support is astounding — for Vishnu's sake, let's eradicate courier new from the planet.
allsiante reviewed v0.9.7.280 on Apr 6, 2004
Does "and more" include GPG support ? If it doesn't it's an instant go-go. The interface seems to resemble OE, but that doesn't mean it's better. For me it absolutely can not replace Thunderbird in any way I could imagine.
tannman1 reviewed vRC2 on Oct 24, 2002
I found this client to have some nice features, having said this I must argue that the interface is not user friendly especially to new users. I agree with the previous reviewer re; HTML options. One would hope the final is less confusing to naviagte.
Orbit reviewed vRC1 on Aug 19, 2002
Using XP Pro. Would not import my existing Outlook Express email (although it said it would), would not import my Address Book in CSV format, although it said it would. Since I have many addresses and emails from over the years, I stopped right there and uninstalled it.
bobad reviewed vRC1 on Aug 19, 2002
Nice free mail client. If Forte Agent News Reader did not have an e-mail client built in, I believe I would use Yamc!. (I assume Yamc! is a temporary name until the author can decide on a real name) Anyway, Yamc! looks a lot like OE, and appears to be a fairly close clone of same. This is not a derigatory remark. OE is a competent e-mail client. Just the news reader part is aweful, and of course it's firmly anchored into the OS. One thing that I downgraded Yamc!for is the HTML issue. Mail clients should have a choice right up front whether to turn HTML ON or OFF, along with an explanation of whether or not to use it. That way newbies could decide whether it is appropriate to use HTML or plain text, and not send HTML by accident. I am in the plain text camp. I believe it's rude to post e-mail or news in HTML. Back to Yamc!. It's definitely worth a try, and should insulate newbies and forgetful oldbies from VB script worms and such. Keep up the good work guys! Nice client! (bobad@charter.net)
kerebos reviewed v0.9.8.4 Beta on Mar 7, 2005
GUI is poor
and the install file size is 4.1mb
Compaired to Opera browser which is 3.4mb.
zridling reviewed v0.9.7.282 on Apr 24, 2004
Not a "bad" program, but the user interface is not friendly to say the least. The lack of font support is astounding — for Vishnu's sake, let's eradicate courier new from the planet.
allsiante reviewed v0.9.7.280 on Apr 6, 2004
Does "and more" include GPG support ? If it doesn't it's an instant go-go. The interface seems to resemble OE, but that doesn't mean it's better. For me it absolutely can not replace Thunderbird in any way I could imagine.
tannman1 reviewed vRC2 on Oct 24, 2002
I found this client to have some nice features, having said this I must argue that the interface is not user friendly especially to new users. I agree with the previous reviewer re; HTML options. One would hope the final is less confusing to naviagte.
Orbit reviewed vRC1 on Aug 19, 2002
Using XP Pro. Would not import my existing Outlook Express email (although it said it would), would not import my Address Book in CSV format, although it said it would. Since I have many addresses and emails from over the years, I stopped right there and uninstalled it.
bobad reviewed vRC1 on Aug 19, 2002
Nice free mail client. If Forte Agent News Reader did not have an e-mail client built in, I believe I would use Yamc!. (I assume Yamc! is a temporary name until the author can decide on a real name) Anyway, Yamc! looks a lot like OE, and appears to be a fairly close clone of same. This is not a derigatory remark. OE is a competent e-mail client. Just the news reader part is aweful, and of course it's firmly anchored into the OS. One thing that I downgraded Yamc!for is the HTML issue. Mail clients should have a choice right up front whether to turn HTML ON or OFF, along with an explanation of whether or not to use it. That way newbies could decide whether it is appropriate to use HTML or plain text, and not send HTML by accident. I am in the plain text camp. I believe it's rude to post e-mail or news in HTML. Back to Yamc!. It's definitely worth a try, and should insulate newbies and forgetful oldbies from VB script worms and such. Keep up the good work guys! Nice client! (bobad@charter.net)