What is Tiny-Mail for ?

Tiny-Mail is a mediator between remote mail servers (SMTP, POP3), news servers (NNTP) and your mail/news agent (e.g. Netscape Messenger, Outlook Express, Forte Agent, etc.).
Tiny-Mail is also a fully functional mail server that enables local mail exchange between users of your local area network.
The program works perfectly no matter if you have a Dial-up or a constant LAN-Internet connection.
The most frequent applications of the program are:

Making it possible for your local network users to use electronic mail without any limitations,
Making it possible to send messages between local network computers,
Creating the possibility of using discussions groups by many users while minimising the costs associated with receiving their content,
Controlling and limiting the costs associated with accessing the Internet by a Dial-up connection,
Facilitating net access. Tiny-Mail can control the Dial-up connection with the Internet on it own.

The advantages of the program

Multi-threading: You can send e-mails and news articles at the same time you receive them, always using full capacity of your Internet connection. This lets you to save a lot of time and money if you have a Dial-up connection.
Flexibility: Many users of your local network can send and receive e-mails and news articles even if only one computer has an Internet connection. Moreover each user can reveive e-mail from many actual mail (POP3) accounts. If you have a local network all users will be able to send e-mails between one another!
Easy to use: After establishing the Internet connection you can send and receive mail and news articles by just one single mouse click!
Security: Don't be concerned that your mail will be lost or sent twice. Each time an operation fails (e.g. in case of server inaccessibility or rejecting your mail account password) you will get a precise report including date, time and reason of operation failure.
Remote administration: Each Tiny-Mail user has the opportunity to change his account password using an Internet browser.

System requirements

For a convenient and problemless use of Tiny-Mail we recommend the following hardware configuration:

Pentium (or better) processor
at least 32 MB RAM
MS Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000
proper TCP/IP configuration

Each computer in you local area network, that should access mail accounts using Tiny-Mail must be properly configured to enable the use of TCP/IP network protocol. It is not required that other computers in your LAN should work with Windows.

Running Tiny-Mail on a computer with Symantec Norton Antivirus 2000 (or higher) is possible if e-mail control option is disabled. NAV will still be monitoring e-mails while opening them in your mail client program, but not while receiving them from the Internet.