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Calypso 3.3 - Email Program

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Calypso - Email Program

Calypso - Email Program

Heinz Tschabitscher
The Bottom Line
Calypso is a powerful and flexible email package, ideal for heavy email users. Unfortunately, Calypso is no longer available.
Pros
  • Calypso offers powerful filters and templates
  • Auto-responders and bulk mail facilities
  • Solid HTML email message editor
Cons
  • Calypso uses Internet Explorer for HTML
  • The Calypso user interface is partly inconsistent
Description
  • Access multiple POP and IMAP accounts with Calypso.
  • Calypso offers powerful filters and message templates to organize mail.
  • Calypso supports sending and receiving HTML emails and includes a WYSIWYG HTML message editor.
  • Flexible message search engine.
  • Calypso includes bulk email functionality and can send automatic replies.
  • Calypso supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP.
Guide Review - Calypso 3.3 - Email Program
Calypso comes with a powerful filtering system and equally powerful message templates. Both aren't exactly easy to use, but together with the auto-response functionality and bulk email capabilities make a great package apt for almost any amount of incoming and outgoing mail.

Calypso uses Internet Explorer to display HTML messages, and has a flexible WYSIWYG HTML email editor. This guarantees great looking mails, but IE always comes with security concerns attached.

All in all, Calypso is a capable, flexible, feature-rich and powerful email client (not only) for power users. It's a pity its interface feels a bit outdated and is inconsistent in part.

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