MarshallSoft Client Mailer for Delphi

The MarshallSoft Client Mailer for Delphi (MCM4D) is a communication component DLL library used to send personalized email to your clients or customers directly from a Delphi application program, programmable database or spreadsheet.

Features of MCM4D include:

• Supports servers that requires SSL (gmail, yahoo, hotmail, etc)
• Send personalized email directly from an application, programmable database, or spreadsheet.
• Uses macro substitution to personalize outgoing letters.
• Can send text or HTML letters.
• Supports multiple attachments.
• Can handle arbitrarily large lists of recipients.
• Detects duplicate email addresses.
• Supports multiple lists of recipients that should always be skipped.
• Supports ASCII, UTF8, and ISO_8859 character sets.
• Supports WIN_1250, WIN_1252, and WIN_1255 character sets.
• Can use up to 32 connections simultaneously for fast email delivery.
• Can process "undeliverable mail" replies.
• Can process multiple user replies ("REMOVE", "CONFIRM", etc)
• Has extensive error detection and logging capability.
• Includes an example program (with source) to send email.
• Includes an example program (with source) to check for replies.
• Supports Windows 95/98/NT/2000/2003/XP/Vista/Windows 7.
• Free maintenance updates for the current licensed version.
• Works with Delphi 4 through Delphi 2010 and Delphi XE
• License includes one year of technical support and downloadable updates.
• Royalty free distribution with your compiled application.
• The license can be used with all supported computer programming languages.

Current version is 3.1 (January 19, 2012).

Four versions are available: Personal, Professional, Professional-Plus, and Unlimited.

• Personal Version ($99): Email 1000 recipients using up to 4 concurrent connections.
• Professional Version ($199): Email 5000 recipients using up to 8 concurrent connections.
• Professional-Plus Version ($299): Email 10000 recipients using up to 16 concurrent connections.
• Unlimited ($399): No limit on the number of recipients using up to 32 concurrent connections.