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MAPI
Lotus Notes
Novell GroupWise v5.X and up
POP3/IMAP4 server |
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- E-mail Monitored via
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E-Mail
Forwarded via |
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MAPI
Lotus Notes
Novell GroupWise
SMTP server
Direct Dialup to carrier paging
terminal
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Sender's
e-mail address always forwarded |
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E-mail
Forwarding
Features and Options |
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Send:
Subject only, message body only, both subject and body |
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Message
Breaking - break messages that exceed carrier's maximum character per message
limit into multiple sequential consecutive pages with option to limit maximum
number of pages per message |
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Limit
maximum number of characters per message |
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E-mail
attachment notification |
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Scheduled Event Monitoring
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Mail-Link's
built-in calendar or external PIM's are optionally monitored every minute
for scheduled events independently of email monitoring |
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External
PIM's do not have to be running in order to be monitored |
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External
PIM's currently supported:
Outlook 97/98/2000, Schedule+, ACT! 3.03 and above, GoldMine 3.0/4.0, TeleMagic
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Scheduled
Event Sending |
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Send
reminders and scheduled calendar event details to wireless device |
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User-specified
"lead time" can be added to scheduled event time; i.e. an appointment
scheduled for 1:00 PM can be sent to user's device at 12:45 PM |
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Option
not to forward scheduled events that begin with a user-specified first character
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E-mail
Filtering |
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Selective e-mail message forwarding
with user-defined include/exclude settings based upon any one, or any
combination, of the following criteria:
- E-mail address, From, and To
Fields
- Subject line keywords
- Message body keywords
E-mail filters can be individually
customized according to the following criteria:
- Send: Subject only, Message body
only, both
- Maximum character limit per message
- Break large messages into several
pages
- Send no more than X number of
pages per message
- Ignore time settings and always
send message
- Forward to user defined groups
- Auto-expire on specified date
- Set to active or inactive
One or more e-mail filters may be
active at any one time
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CostManagement
System |
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Restrict
monthly usage based on number of characters or messages |
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Synchronize
usage restrictions with wireless service billing cycle date |
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Option
to prorate monthly usage |
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Option
to increase usage limits with automatic reversion to previous limits on
user-specified date |
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Wireless
alert messages sent when 80%, 90% and 100% of monthly usage limit is reached
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Optionally
discontinue e-mail forwarding when usage limit is reached |
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Real-time
display of monthly usage limits and characters or messages available for
balance of current month |
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Group
Paging |
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Messages
can be forwarded to the user's wireless device as well as to other recipients'
pagers or e-mail accounts |
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User
can set up paging groups; individuals can be added to more than one group;
messages can be forwarded to an entire group or to specified individuals
within a group, to multiple groups, and to specified individuals across
groups; message distribution is based on sender, subject, message content
specified in e-mail filter associated with specific group |
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Message
duplication monitoring prevents recipients belonging to more than one group
from receiving same message more than once |
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Priority
Passcodes |
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Message
Pass-through: Messages that include specified user-defined "Priority
Passcode" characters are always forwarded to wireless device
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Privacy: Temporary Priority Passcodes
can be employed to allow specified senders limited access to the user's
wireless device and can be set to expire on a specified date
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Multiple
E-mail
Account Support |
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Supports simultaneous message monitoring
and forwarding for up to three e-mail accounts
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All
monitoring and forwarding functions can be paused and resumed with a single
mouse click or via remote control |
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Pause/Resume
Function |
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Time
Settings |
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Support
for 12-hour and 24-hour time formats |
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Message
and scheduled event forwarding can be set to occur 24 hours per day or for
any time during a 24 hour period |
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Dual-Phase
SPAM Filtering |
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Built-in
heuristic Dual-Phase SPAM filtering prevents 99.5 percent of all SPAM from
being forwarded to wireless device |
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Matching
against junk e-mail database with 17,000+ addresses; automatic online updates
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Shorthand |
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Built-in shorthand translator with
user-customizable lexicon of abbreviations optionally allows reduction
of number of characters per
message; auto-translate words/phrases (i.e., e-mail addresses into names
and phone numbers)
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Built-in
Scheduler |
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Complete calendar and daily planner
with option to print daily agenda
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E-mail
Filter Summary |
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A
spreadsheet-style report form based on e-mail filters displays which messages
will and will not be forwarded to your wireless device |
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Security |
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Password protection for all configuration
settings, monitoring, pausing, and reporting
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Reporting |
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Message
Log displays message transmission statuses, sender, recipient, date/time
logged, beginning of message body, full message text in separate window;
option to re-send any message |
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Search
on sender or message text string |
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Error
Log displays a variety of potential connection errors, message monitoring
errors and message sending errors |
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A
full range of reports with sorting and selection options can be viewed,
printed, saved to disk |
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Connection
Options |
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Direct
dialup to carrier paging terminals with support for TAP/IXO, and ASCII protocols
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SMTP
and SNPP |
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Redundant
Character Reduction |
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Redundant non-alphanumeric characters
that are sequential and in sets of three or higher are reduced to a single
character in wireless messages
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Accelerated
Transmission Processing |
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Mach-2
Messaging Engine |
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Message
Queue Re-sequencing |
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Intelligent
Message Grouping |
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Operating
System |
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Windows 95,
98, 2000, NT 4.0
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Compatibility |
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Mail-Link
works with any message-ready phone, PDA or alphanumeric pager and any PCS,
SMS, GSM or wireless carrier that supports Internet (SMTP, SNPP), TAP/IXO
and ASCII protocols |
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Mail-Link
is compatible with the following e-mail clients: E-mail Connection, Emissary,
Eudora, Exchange, Novell GroupWise v5.x and up, Lotus Notes 32-bit, Microsoft
Mail, Netscape Mail, Outlook, Pegasus, Pronto, RUMBA Mail, Spry Mail, Z-Mail,
and most other MAPI and/or SMTP/POP3/IMAP4 e-mail programs |
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System
Requirements |
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16MB
RAM minimum |
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13MB
free disk space for installation |
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Hayes-compatible
modem or network Internet connection |
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Any
compatible e-mail program (listed above) |
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E-mail
account |
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Alphanumeric
wireless device and service |
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Y2K
Compliance |
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All PageAbility programs
(v3.0 and up) are Y2K compliant. There are no conflicts and no run-time
errors associated with what is commonly referred to as the Y2K problem or
"bug." However, if your operating system, (including but not limited
to, Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT), BIOS (Basic Input-Output System),
or any other system or software program is not Y2K compliant, we cannot
guarantee that PageAbility will function properly when used on the same
computer system. In that case, please contact the manufacturers of the non-compliant
system or software. |
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Copyright 1999
The Software Labs, Inc.
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