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WonderDesk is a fully automated Web based help desk program. Your customers are notified via email each step of the way, throughout the duration of their support request. At any time, they can log back in and check the status or update their support request. They can also work one on one with the technician that is assigned to the support request. Other main features include: complete organization for your company, designed for the Internet or Intranet, allows you to hire remote technicians, automatic notification to the technicians via email or pager, efficient point and click interface, fully searchable database including customer history, tons of statistics, and much more.

BrowserExpress is a web based e-mail client. BrowserExpress web-enables any mail server in less than 10 minutes with only three files -- giving all your users web based e-mail from any web browser anywhere. The BrowserExpress interface is fully customizable to support your branding, banner advertisements and language choice. BrowserExpress implements POP3, SMTP, LDAP and MIME standards and includes English, Spanish, German, Italian, French interface.

DMailWeb is a web-email gateway which allows you to read and process your new email from a web browser running on any machine with access to the internet or your intranet. It provides facilities to read new mail, send and forward messages, send and view attachments, etc. You can also delete the new messages once you have processed them or leave them on the server for later downloading with a normal email client package.

TECForM is a CGI script that allows the mailing of a completely template specified mail through an HTML mailform. TECForM allows you to specify within the form which fields of the form are manditory and which are not. You can also specify regular expressions for fields and set error messages, etc.

Sam's Form is a CGI form which is sent to the webmasters email in a nice format. It shows the time the form was sent the IP address of the user who sent the form and the page it was sent from.

MHonArc is a Perl program for converting e-mail messages as specified in RFC 822 and the MIME standard to HTML. MHonArc can perform the following tasks: Convert MH mail folders or UUCP/Unix style mailboxes into an HTML mail archive, Add or remove messages to an existing HTML mail archive generated by MHonArc, Convert a single message to HTML, A main customizable index for mail messages archived, A customizable thread index listing messages by thread, Control over message formatting, and The ability to hook in your own custom message filters.

bk2site will transform your Netscape bookmarks file into a yahoo-like website with slashdot-like news. The program has several nice features: Includes hit-counter and display feature (see which URLs are popular), Includes integrated cgi-bin search.pl program, Nice-looking output, Powerful customization, Inserts navigation information into the top of each page, Puts a "new" icon next to new entries, Supports any other icon(s) (e.g., cool.gif, hot.gif) you might want to show, Puts New Additions on the front page, Puts News Items on the front page, Supports URL and directory aliases, Use PRIVATE keyword to keep some URLs/folders from appearing, and You can use it to automatically generate almost any sort of structure text file, such as a My.Netscape channel, an email newsletter, etc.

Getcomments.pl is a perl cgi-script that takes the output of an HTML form and performs various actions with that output. These actions include: displaying the fields or sending an arbitrary URL back to the submitter, appending the contents to a log, and e-mailing someone the contents.

Calcium provides interactive Calendars you use through your browser. Features include: dynamic calendar merging (events from one calendar can be included in another); multiple views and formats; repeating events; email reminders; color and font customization; support for full HTML in event text and calendar headers and footers; popup text associated with any event; searching & filtering; multi-language support; flexible security model, and more. Calcium is very easy to use, and fully supported. It runs anywhere that supports Perl CGIs; no non-standard Perl modules necessary.

filter.plx is a fairly rudimentry spam filtering system coded in perl. When a piece of email comes in, two separate sets of rules are executed, one batch on the message header, another on the body. Of the second batch, one of the rules is a list of regexes that are matched against the body of the letter. It's pretty configurable to those comfy with unix and perl. You can adjust the threshold, or individually disable various rules.

E-Data is an e-mail directory written in Perl that allows you to enhance your web site by letting visitors add their personal information (e.g. name, e-mail, hobbies or activities, web address, etc.) to a directory. Key features include: Easy search by first name, last name or e-mail, Entries alphabetically indexed, Users can update their own information, and Easy customization of interface (HTML).

AspEmail is a free active server component that enables your ASP application to send email messages via any external SMTP server. The component supports multiple file attachments, multiple recipients, CCs, BCCs, and REPLY-TOs.

Persits Software is a leading software vendor specializing in Microsoft development tools and platforms. Its Active Server components help Web developers harness Windows NT security, database publishing, SMTP email, and RFC1867 file uploading in just a few lines of code.

CopThis perl cgi is a simple FREE-to-use promo script that allows your visitors to e-mail a friend with a prepared message and suggest they also come to visit your site. This is a popular method of gaining extra visitors and spreading the word! A simple password protected option allows you to add addresses or referrer IP#s to a rejection data file, and the latest version also allows you to customise the message sent to the friends of your visitors, all via a generated Admin page. MySQL NOT required. NO sleazy address harvesting involved.

This script allows you to register users who can create ads with pictures, description, and keywords. You can set up a default picture for those ads with no picture. It has a search page with allows users to search by category. You configure the categories in an easy array. You can use it as a classifieds, personal ads, penpals, etc. It allows users to mail back and forth without revealing email addresses. You can also configure the background and text colors.

This site features a large number of high-quality, mostly free CGI scripts written in Perl5. Currently available include site recommendation, mailing list managers, guestbook, form processors, log analyzer and more.

This site offers a set of easy-to-use, powerful, feature-rich and high-end commercial CGI scripts designed to transform your site into a vibrant community. Programs available are online community building scripts, electronic cards, discussion forum, mailing list manager and picture gallery manager.

This site offers a growing number of free and commercial Perl scripts. Programs include classifieds, ad managers, online email systems, mailing list manager, and more.

Friend Seeker is a CGI script for organizing your own people directory. With this system your visitors can search personals, see members photoes, chat with people and mail them. Features include: Members can browse personals, search personals, mail to other members, see the photos of members, Each member have own internal mailbox, Each member have own hotlist and can easily add/remove entries from it, Web-chat feature with WhoisOnline function, System is logging all your visitors and members, Enabled mailing list, and Admin can set limit for viewing ads per day for members and surfers.

Using JMail will enable you to easily send email from your web page through the web server - without having to use an email client such as Eudora, Exchange or Outlook. Key features include: Attachments, Return Receipt, Log files, Set Priority, MIME and BASE64 Encoding, Queued mailings without separate NT service, Unlimited redundant servers, Blind Carbon Copy (BCC), Carbon Copy (CC), Urgent flagging, US ASCII, UUEncoding, X-Headers and custom headers, MS Mail and Exchange priority headers, and Internal MX lookup with MX priority and redundancy.