March 2, 2007 at 21:34The Bat 3.98.1
The bat! , another favorite in the vastness of Eastern Europe. A special program, with a lot of functions that make life easier in the presence of intensive correspondence and work with several mailboxes. If necessary, The Bat! it will help you sort and redirect mail, check message headers for downloading only the necessary ones, encrypt correspondence with strong encryption and take mail from servers that support secure (SSL) connections via SMTP and POP3 protocols.
Download The Bat! 3.98.1:
- thebat_pro_3-98-1.msi (12.8Mb, version of The Bat! Pro)
- thebat_home_3-98-1.msi (5.9Mb, version of The Bat! Home)
- intpack_3-98-1.msi (4.6 Mb, language module)
The difference between the Pro and Home versions can be found on the official website . In a nutshell: The Pro version immediately after installation has all the available interface languages and supports hardware authorization tools (tokens). Support for additional interface languages can be enabled in the Home version, but for this you need to download and install the language module.
What's New in The Bat 3.98.1? Compatibility with Windows Vista has been improved, in particular, support for Address space layout randomization technology has been added., work with the Windows Vista Reboot Manager has been established (updating executable files and libraries of the program even if it is running), cosmetic flaws have been fixed due to the use of the new Segoe UI font in Windows Vista skins. In addition, many minor errors have been fixed.
My The Bat! Inbox stores letters dated back in 1999. I guess I started using the Bat somewhere from version 1.62. These were certainly the heyday of the program, and even when The Bat! once I didn’t want to see hundreds and hundreds of letters stored in my own mail databases, I couldn’t refuse it, because I didn’t imagine any other alternative. Now is a different time, The Bat! although it can do everything, but the new reincarnation of webmail (the same Gmail) and open source programs honed by millions of users like Mozilla Thunderbird will never let a veteran, in whom too much has been layered, enjoy its former glory.
When Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0 sees the light, I will try to make a comparative review of both flying creatures or even try to completely switch from a good program to a good and free one.
Download The Bat! 3.98.1:
- thebat_pro_3-98-1.msi (12.8Mb, version of The Bat! Pro)
- thebat_home_3-98-1.msi (5.9Mb, version of The Bat! Home)
- intpack_3-98-1.msi (4.6 Mb, language module)
The difference between the Pro and Home versions can be found on the official website . In a nutshell: The Pro version immediately after installation has all the available interface languages and supports hardware authorization tools (tokens). Support for additional interface languages can be enabled in the Home version, but for this you need to download and install the language module.
What's New in The Bat 3.98.1? Compatibility with Windows Vista has been improved, in particular, support for Address space layout randomization technology has been added., work with the Windows Vista Reboot Manager has been established (updating executable files and libraries of the program even if it is running), cosmetic flaws have been fixed due to the use of the new Segoe UI font in Windows Vista skins. In addition, many minor errors have been fixed.
My The Bat! Inbox stores letters dated back in 1999. I guess I started using the Bat somewhere from version 1.62. These were certainly the heyday of the program, and even when The Bat! once I didn’t want to see hundreds and hundreds of letters stored in my own mail databases, I couldn’t refuse it, because I didn’t imagine any other alternative. Now is a different time, The Bat! although it can do everything, but the new reincarnation of webmail (the same Gmail) and open source programs honed by millions of users like Mozilla Thunderbird will never let a veteran, in whom too much has been layered, enjoy its former glory.
When Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0 sees the light, I will try to make a comparative review of both flying creatures or even try to completely switch from a good program to a good and free one.