Pegasus Mail

We take mail filtering for granted today, but it was big news back in 1991. Pegasus was the first to do it and, 12 years later, its long history ensures lots of development time and a strong community of helpful users. The latest release is a major upgrade, but filtering is still at the forefront. A good example is the Content Control spam trap, which weights common junk words and phrases, but also uses the traditional black and white lists. Known spammers can be added to the blacklist, trusted senders to the whitelist, and if you hang a high negative weighting on a trusted email address or mailing list name it will always pass through the filtering intact. The ...

If you feel uncomfortable using outlook, you can try this program, Pegasus mail is a very good alternative to the Microsoft opponent, maybe is not getting updated from a lot of time, but is function are many and there is no need to update a program already so advanced. This program has many advanced options, for example the filter functions are very useful and simply to configure, the program offer an integrated mail server that can be used for sending email in a local network and support Novell Netware. At the beginning maybe you will find yourself a little confused with the interface of the program, the interface is not so easy to comprehend at the ...

I've been using Pegasus Mail for about six years and, although I've gone through other email clients in my professional capacity (as an IT Technician and now as a Webmaster), I've stuck with it for personal use. Let me track my personal history as a Pegasus user. Initially, I wanted something I was familiar with. Pegasus, a favourite in many educational institutions, was the program available at the college where I worked. Therefore, my first choice was decided by nothing more complicated than simple circumstance. I imagine that's why so many people today use programs like MS Outlook (which is on a high proportion of business desktops) or MS ...