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    • CommentAuthorfransgaard
    • CommentTimeNov 21st 2007
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    I need some kind of tool that will allow me to send out HTML emails just to test them to my various email accounts

    Does anybody know of a good one? Preferably a free one
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    Try Thunderbird from the Mozilla Foundation.

    Multi-platform versions, that can send HTML e-mails by simply creating a new mail then pasting HTML code in using the 'insert HTML' option.

    It's free, stable and pretty feature ridden too!
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    Campaign Monitor is free online tool. It allows you to send HTML emails for testing.
    • CommentAuthorfransgaard
    • CommentTimeNov 22nd 2007
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    great thanks for that will give those a go.

    I didn't know Thunderbird could be used like that
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    Awesome info about Thunderbird. It might be pretty useful after all (I currently user Mailbuild, and it's just more steps than I need simply for testing)
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    hi,

    try to find out in google or download.com about "e-campaign", its fantastic tool i ever seen for your kind of purpose.

    cheers,

    - R
    • CommentAuthorGus
    • CommentTimeDec 14th 2007 edited
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    another one worth looking at is gammadyne mailer. It's a desktop tool that has a lot of functionality.

    or as their website describes it:
    Gammadyne Mailer can automatically manage the mailing list by processing sign-up, opt-out, and bounce-back email. Of course, there are powerful tools for maintaining the list manually as well. Adding, removing, and changing recipients has never been easier - and the mailing list can be in a database, text file, or CSV file. Gammadyne Mailer makes your job easier with an arsenal of features: personalized messages, HTML, recipient filtering, multi-tasking, auto-responding, forwarding, list-serving, follow-ups, wizards, tutorials, a thorough manual, and much more.


    It's not open source, like the thunderbird option mentioned earlier, but, it's very comprehensive and has a trial option on it so you can test sending HTML emails with it.

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