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Is your Yahoo or Hotmail account overloaded with Spam? Or maybe with old messages you don't want to delete?
With WebMail Assistant you can eliminate Spam in your inbox with a few clicks of the mouse. If you've got messages you want to keep, you can easily save them into folders on your compute with WebMail Assistant.
WebMail Assistant integrates directly with the leading web-based emails systems, Yahoo Mail and Hotmail. WebMail Assistant improves performance and adds features like an offline address book, the ability to save messages to your computer, mail merge and much more. Main Features of WebMail Assistant:
Spam Control/Inbox Management - If you get lots of email, moving or deleting it can be tiresome because each message must be checked individually. WebMail Assistant provides a variety of tools to instantly check multiple messages in your inbox. You can check all likely SPAM messages, check all unread messages, or check specific groups of messages using the keyboard. Fast Local Address Book - Our address book is dramatically faster than the online address books provided by Yahoo and Hotmail and lets you share addresses among multiple accounts. You can easily maintain all your contact information in a single place and use it with any number of different Yahoo or Hotmail accounts. Save Messages Locally - WebMail Assistant lets you easily save any message into a folder on your local drive. This gives you direct control over your personal or business data Email Templates/Stationary - If you often send the same or similar emails, you can easily create templates and then use them again and again. Mail Merge - WebMail assistant lets you send personalized messages to multiple people in your address book or any list of contacts. You can merge fields such as the person's name into the text, so each email appears to have been written and sent individually. Faster Operation - WebMail Assistant speeds up routine operations in your account. * With WebMail Assistant, your saved messages and address book are on your hard drive--where you control them.
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