Kenneth J. Nowicki on thu 29 apr 04
Susan, Paul, and others...
The program MyMailList is still in fact being sold. Thank you two for
bringing this software to our attention. It looks like a very usable and
straightforward program.
I did a "Google" search and quite a bit came up on it. Looks like you can buy
it in several places, including Amazon. I haven't shopped for prices yet, but
you can go directly to Avanquest (whom I believe is the current manufacturer)
and download a free trial version to check out, or purchase the full version
(Avanquest retails "MyMailList Deluxe" for $49.99). I downloaded the trial
version... and will check it out when time allows. Look below for further
information.
To see the latest version of MyMailList, go to Avanquest's website for a
complete overview of the current "MyMailList Deluxe"
Click on this link ----> Avanquest USA - MyMailList Deluxe
...or cut & paste this into your browser ---->
http://www.avanquestusa.com/products/mymld/index.htm
To go directly to Avanquest to download a free trial of MyMailList Deluxe
(Ver. 6.2) click on this link -----> Avanquest USA#mldtv
...or cut & paste this URL into your browser ---->
http://www.avanquestusa.com/products/trials/#mldtv
Regards,
- Ken
Kenneth J. Nowicki
Port Washington, NY
RakuArtist@aol.com
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Susan & Paul had written to the list:
on 4/28/04 4:05 PM, Susan Fox-Hirschmann at Artpottery616@AOL.COM wrote:
> I have a rather old program called
> "My Mailing List" that works well for me...sorts by several different fields
> and then you can set up the list to print labels...and makes everything
super
> easy.
I have this program as well, and I love it. The name is "MyMailList"
though. It was put out by the MySoftware Company in Silicon Valley
somewhere. I'm not sure they're still in business, though. You could do a
search. But they made a Mac and PC version. It does everything you'd ever
want a mailing list program to do, and nothing else. Took me about 15
minutes to figure out how to make it do everything it does, without looking
at a manual. I maintain a bunch of mailing lists on it, one of which has
about 3500 names. Easy.
Paul Lewing, Seattle
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