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Airmail 4 0 – Powerful Minimal Email Client

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Airmail Downloads

Updated April 28 2013 (ver 3.4.062) Free slots no registration.

This is the download page for the ham version of the Airmail radio-email client program. This page is devoted to the ham-radio client applications. Airmail is compatible with Windows 95 thru Vista. Development is continuing, please report any problems and stop back often for updates. See the included 'release notes' in the Airmail inbox for details.

Installation instructions (please read carefully):

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Airmail version 3.4 is a single installation file that includes everything needed: Airmail and its weather companions, the 'Icepac' propagation software, and USB drivers for the SCS modems. The current Airmail version 3.4.062 is well-tested, and works fine with all versions of Windows from XP onward, both x86 (32-bit) and 64-bit versions.

Updating: Your current Airmail installation can be updated in the same way as a new installation-- download and install the latest version. Your settings and messages will not be disturbed. To update a Winlink version to also support Sailmail, download and install the same Airmail version from this page and install into the same folder. Click Here for additional notes on using Airmail with both Sailmail and Winlink.

Airmail ver 3.4.062: Click Here to download Airmail ver 3.4.062, about 11MB. (Note: Frequency list and catalog are current as of 4/28/2013, be sure to update).

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This is a complete install package for Airmail for hams, including wefax, propagation, and a new Viewfax grib/fax viewer with 'get it now' (File menu) and updated USB drivers for SCS modems. This version (and the installer) is Win7/Win8 compatible and installs application-data folder by default to avoid Windows security warnings. It will also transfer messages and settings that were stored elsewhere by earlier Airmail versions (see note below).

Note: This updated version of the 3.4.062 download includes updated Icepac propagation files, and updated USB drivers for the SCS PTC-IIusb, PTC-IIIusb, DR-7400 and DR-7800 modems (select 'PTC-IIusb' in Airmail's modem options).

Installation: Download and save this install-file to a 'downloads' folder on your computer, or to a CD or memory-stick, then open it (i.e. run it) to start the Airmail installer. For Win-7 you may see a confirmation for 'amhc34062b, Sirius Cybernetics LLC', click 'Continue'. For the Airmail installer the default settings should work fine in every application. When you are finished you may see a 'This program may not have installed correctly' message, click 'Ignore' or just close that box-- Windows is confused, Airmail did install correctly.

Important Note when updating a Vista/Win7/Win8 installation to Airmail 3.4 from ver 3.3:Under Vista/Win7/Win8, messages and data files must be stored under the 'Program Data' folder in order to avoid security issues. The Airmail ver 3.4 installer will transfer messages and settings that were stored elsewhere by earlier Airmail versions, including files which have been hidden (i.e. 'virtualized') by Vista's security. If you have a lot of stored messages this can take a long time, DO NOT terminate the installation or things will left in a scrambled state with only part of the messages transferred.

Beta Versions: Watch this space for Airmail ver 3.5 with support for the new Pactor-4 modems.

Sailmail members: See the Airmail for SailMail page for info on using Airmail with both ham and SailMail systems.

Other Downloads:

Airmail Beta version: Watch this space for Airmail ver 3.5 with support for the new Pactor-4 modems.

Propagation: Airmail also includes a propagation window. which uses the 'ICEPAC' propagation program as a prediction engine. Airmail 3.4 includes the Icepac software, but it must be installed separately for Airmail 3.3, or if the complete Icepac user-interface is desired. ICEPAC can be downloaded from Greg Hand's ITS support website, select the most-recent version.

Gribs, Weather fax: Airmail's weather fax companion has been updated, including an updated viewer which can display grib weather-data files as well as most image formats for wefax. Available from the 'weather fax' page (click here).

Spelling Dictionaries: Additional language dictionaries for the spell-checker are available here. These are 'zip' files, after downloading then open the file with Winzip and extract the '.adm' file to Airmail's Dictionaries folder. Restart Airmail, then use Airmail's Tools/Options/Spelling window to enable the new dictionary. (If you don't have an unzip program then go to www.winzip.com and download the free demo version of Winzip).

Firmware: Current firmware is included with the Airmail download, use Airmail's Update-Firmware window (Tools menu) to install. If you only need updated firmware then see the SCS downloads page at http://www.scs-ptc.com/software.html. Download the 'zip' file for your modem and extract the firmware-file to the Airmail folder under 'Program Files' (or under 'ProgramData' for Vista or later). Then use Airmail's 'update firmware' window (under the 'Tools' menu) to update teh modem.

PTC-IIusb USB Drivers:Drivers for the PTC-IIusb are included on a CD included with the modem, available for download from the SCS website, and included with the Airmail ver 3.4 downloads. If you install Airmail before plugging in the modem, and leave the 'Install PTC-IIusb drivers' option selected in the Arimail installer, then the drivers will be pre-installed and the modem will install automatically. Alternately, put the SCS CD in the computer and plug in the modem, when the 'New Hardware' wizard appears skip internet searching and select 'install automatically'-- or select a location and point windows to your downloaded drivers.

If you want to download and install the drivers separately from Airmail, here are the driver-installer programs that are included with Airmail:

  • 32-bit: SCS Ver 2.08.24 drivers for 32-bit versions of Windows

  • 64-bit: SCS Ver 2.08.24 drivers for 64-bit versions of Windows

  • A 'zip' file with both: SCS ver 2.08.24 drivers (zip file)

Older Airmail Versions: Airmail ver 3.0.81 can be downloaded here. The catalog and frequency-list files are very out-of-date, so be sure to update those first.

Questions/comments regarding Airmail software can be sent to: ke6rk@airmail2000.com

Airmail 4 0 – Powerful Minimal Email Client

For help with the Winlink network see the support information at www.winlink.org

Airmail has a clean interface and a lot of features.

If Apple Mail is not enough for your tastes, you should definitely try Airmail, which is an excellent email client with a lot of features for power users.

Usability & Speed

Airmail interface is perfectly blended with its operating system: it's a well crafted application and you can surely use it in a professional environment. Airmail design is clear and plain simple: you can immediately decode every icon and label, and everything's predictable, just as if the app was written by Apple itself.
It's also very quick and responsive, and that's another positive aspect when using the app.

Features

Airmail integrates a simple email client with some productivity stuff, carrying on a line of software like Mailbox (which was acquired by Dropbox). You can flag each message like a To do, a Memo, or Done if you actually did what you had to do. It integrates seamlessly with system or third-party apps, such Reminders, Calendar, or OmniFocus, Fantastical and others.
But aside from the productivity nerds, also the good-old email lovers will rejoice: Airmail supports most of Gmail shortcuts, and you can compose messages in HTML or MarkDown, seeing the actual code you're creating.

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Support

On Airmail's website, you can find many resources, presented in a bloggish way. You can find more searching for specific topics, and contacting them on Twitter will grant you a quick reply. https://plicahheadnoy1989.mystrikingly.com/blog/macsome-spotify-downloader-1-0-0-download.

Pricing

You can buy Airmail on the Mac App Store for a tiny sum. There's no recurring payment in place, so it's a small one-time fee. Of course, if you want to use the app on your iPhone and iPad, you have to buy the particular iOS version.

Conclusion

Airmail is surely one of the best email clients that you can find on macOS.

ACCU-RATE:
Usability: 8/10Speed: 8/10Features: 8/10Support: 7/10Pricing: 8/10




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