Zimbra Desktop:Manage Multiple Email Accounts
Unlimited email storage is great but searching through thousands of emails is a hassle. Our Conversation Views and Message Tags automatically highlight important emails in all your email accounts so you can find anything in a hurry. Advanced Search makes finding important pictures, documents or messages from people you care about a snap.
Zimbra Mail. Yahoo! Mail. Gmail. AOL. They all work automatically in Zimbra Desktop; even Outlook or any other work or personal email account using POP or IMAP is easy to set up. The best part—you can read them offline without an internet connection when you are in “airplane” mode.
Features:
- Email, contacts, calendar, and documents all in one application
- Syncs Zimbra, Yahoo! Mail and Gmail email, contacts and calendars
- Read email from any POP or IMAP email account including AOL, Hotmail or business email
- Works on Windows, Apple, or Linux desktop computers
- No limit to the size of your email storage
- It works online and offline
- Available in 20 languages
Zimbra Desktop combines the best aspects of existing email clients (also known as POP or IMAP email clients) with modern webmail applications to make a totally new and improved experience.
Download Zimbra Desktop :
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Nowhere else will you find an application with full email, contact, calendar, document management and offline access features for free.
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Nice to know.
Is there an online app which can match this?
Yea you can use gmail as well to manage multiple emails account
It sounds all very interesting and would like to download it BUT : does it support IMAP feature? does it allow to leave the locally imported messages on the server? I have always used Outlook but recently bought a new desktop with OS Windows7 Home Basic which doesn’t have a mail client. I downloaded and tried Windows mail / Thunderbird and other clients but they don’t have the “save on server” feature.
Since the mail address we are using is “shared” among several friends it is important for us that the messages are left on the server so that others can still read them even if one of us has downloaded them in a mail client.
Could you please let me know more on this issue? do you have any alternative suggestions?
Thanks for your kind support.